The goal of this NASA Applied Remote Sensing Education and Training project is to increase the utility of NASA Earth Science and model data for decision-makers and applied science professionals in the area of Water Resources Management Applications. The project conducts trainings and other capacity building activities on utilization of NASA satellite remote sensing and model data for a variety of water management applications including floods and snow related topics. Training activities are a combination of lectures and hands-on activities that teach professionals how to access, interpret, and apply NASA rainfall, snow, cloud, and atmospheric humidity products at regional and global scales with an emphasis of Case Studies. This website provides access to educational materials and regular updates on upcoming events and workshops.
If you would like more information about any of the activities and materials available on this site or to request a training please contact: Ana.I.Prados@nasa.gov
NASA Hands-on Workshop
The National Weather Center
June 19-20, 2012
University of Oklahoma
Norman, OK
To Register send email to: amita.v.mehta@nasa.gov
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