ICYMI: Are you trying to figure out how to work with NASA's snow and ice data in the cloud? or maybe, you wonder if cloud computing is right for you?

We've got answers in our latest NASA Earthdata webinar. youtu.be/ILYLKxte44E #OpenScience #CloudComputing #snow #ice

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RT @juliusgarbe: Und nicht vergessen: Die Welt endet nicht im Jahr 2100. Langfristig müssen wir ohnehin die globalen Temperaturen wieder senken, um das Risiko der Überschreitung von #Kipppunkten in der Antarktis zu begrenzen. /Ende twitter.com/PIK_Climate/stat… @PIK_Klima

1st systematic stability inspection for West #Antarctica: Current #ice loss may still be reversible! But: Destabilization of marine sectors of ice sheet could initiate slow, but certain long-term ice loss. @RonjaReese @juliusgarbe @Ricarda_Climate
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RT @CopernicusEU: #ImageOfTheDay

The cold temperatures 🥶🌡️ in Scandinavia in recent weeks have favoured the formation of the #SeaIce

▶️The current 🧊 extent in the Baltic Sea is the largest since 2011

⬇️As visible in the #Sentinel3 image of 4 January, sea #ice covers the entire Bothnian Bay

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#DYK that we provide a range of products to monitor and forecast #SeaIce? 🧊

🔽Sea ice thickness over the last 2 weeks, visualised in the #CopernicusMarine #MyOceanViewer 🔎

#ImageOfTheDay

The cold temperatures 🥶🌡️ in Scandinavia in recent weeks have favoured the formation of the #SeaIce

▶️The current 🧊 extent in the Baltic Sea is the largest since 2011

⬇️As visible in the #Sentinel3 image of 4 January, sea #ice covers the entire Bothnian Bay - Copernicus EU

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For more than 50 years, #Landsat has documented the evolving conditions of our planet. This storymap shows how Landsat benefits #agriculture, #glaciers and #ice, #H20 quality, #forest management, #fire, #urban sprawl, and now #volanos! Check it out here: geonarrative.usgs.gov/landsa…

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