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The Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC)'s Science Outreach Team has made an interactive ArcGIS StoryMap entitled Studying the 2019-2020 Australian Bushfires Using NASA Data , which was created in collaboration with representatives from the Langley Science Directorate and NASA Disasters Program. T...

The Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC)'s Science Outreach Team has made an interactive ArcGIS StoryMap entitled Introduction to MAIA & TEMPO that gives users a glimpse into two new exciting satellites that will monitor air quality, both of which are scheduled to launch in 2022. The StoryMap ...

Dear Christina: SEDAAC has some great global maps of PM2.5, however because it's global, it will not have good resolution for a small region like the Great Dismal Swap. They don't have all years, but only a few like 2005, 2010, 2015, etc. Check out this website for more info about the Global Annual ...

The easiest way to visualize MOPITT data is through NASA Worldview. This website is helpful if you just would like to look at the data, and not do any analysis. https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov/?l=MOPITT_CO_Daily_Surface_Mixing_Ratio_Night,MOPITT_CO_Daily_Surface_Mixing_Ratio_Day,MOPITT_CO_Daily...

Hello Danielle: Thank you for your question. We archive several datasets at the NASA Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC) that relate to climate change. Which aspect of climate change are you interested in? There are main topics such as radiation budget, aerosols, greenhouse gases. Are you interes...

Hi there! My name is Danielle and I'd like to find out more information about climate change data. I would like to look at trends over long periods of time. Can someone please help me?

Thank you for your question.

MOPITT has several options for visualizing the data: https://www2.acom.ucar.edu/mopitt/visualization
1. Quick look Images: Daily and Monthly Plots
2. Interactive Data Viewers
3. Diagnostics Timeseries
4. Google Earth KMZ Files