Atmospheric scientist Tianle Yuan uses NASA's Modis data to study how El Niño affects dust over the Sahel region.

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Atmospheric scientist Tianle Yuan uses NASA's Modis data to study how El Niño affects dust over the Sahel region.

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Goddard Space Flight Center El Niño Sahel

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A study involving the Office of Naval Research and University of Miami is examining how Saharan air from Africa interacts with El Niño patterns to influence tropical activity. All 2 developments

The entities involved

Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA space research laboratory established in 1959 as NASA's first space flight center
- A research project studying Earth's oceans and atmosphere via PACE is underway, with the lead scientist based in Maryland and connected to the Goddard Space Flight Center.Sun 20:07
- NASA and Goddard Space Flight Center are conducting research using modeling systems.Wed 17:00
El Niño
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- El Nino is causing global weather patterns to bring heat and dryness to various regions, testing global food output.Mon 16:37
- Climate patterns are causing severe rainfall deficits in Negros.Mon 16:36
Sahel
ecoclimatic and biogeographic transition zone in Africa
- Niamey is the capital city of Niger.Mon 10:53
- The Alliance of Sahel States is seeking geopolitical partners and forming a collective defense architecture to combat militant expansion.Sat 16:07

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Sep 10nasa.gov

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