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Wed, 22 Jan 2020

NASA Satellites Observe Smoke Transport into the Stratosphere from the 2020 Australia Fires

Figure 2: Data from the CALIPSO CALIOP lidar instrument shows the height, location and density of the smoke plume as it moved over New Zealand on January 1st, 2020. Credit: NASA Disasters Program, Jean-Paul Vernier (NASA LARC).

Disaster:

Australia Fires 2020

Tue, 14 Jan 2020

From Smoke Going Round the World to Aerosol Levels, NASA Observes Australia's Bushfires

This image was taken on Jan. 13, 2020 by NOAA/NASA's Suomi NPP satellite. The image shows the fires in eastern Australia and using the VIIRS (Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite) several reflective bands have been introduced into the image to highli

Disaster:

Australia Fires 2020

Thu, 9 Jan 2020

NASA’s CALIPSO Satellite Animation Shows Smoke from Australian Fires, Spreading High and Far East

Credits: NASA Langley/Roman Kowch

Disaster:

Australia Fires 2020

Thu, 9 Jan 2020

NASA Animates World Path of Smoke and Aerosols from Australian Fires

Satellite data from the OMPS-NM instrument is used to create an ultraviolet aerosol index to track the aerosols and smoke. Credits: NASA/Colin Seftor

Disaster:

Australia Fires 2020

Wed, 15 Jan 2020

NASA Disasters Program Responds to the 2020 Puerto Rico Earthquakes

Preliminary map of co-landslides caused by the Mw6.4 earthquake. The image shows the location of 120 landslides with the USGS Peak Ground Acceleration Contours that shows the areas of greatest shaking (available here).

Disaster:

Puerto Rico Earthquake 2020

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