NOAA satellite data is being used to map global climate change, with Xin Liu's work featuring the satellite's life cycle.

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NOAA satellite data is being used to map global climate change, with Xin Liu's work featuring the satellite's life cycle.

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Earth National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Xin Liu

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Jun 30Artist Xin Liu gives a creative interpretation to NOAA satellite data.1 source
- observer.com
Jun 17Xin Liu's research uses NOAA satellite data to map global climate change.1 source
- brooklynpaper.com

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The entities involved

Earth
third planet from the Sun in the Solar System
- Ground observations are being used to inform satellite data collection in the Hudson Valley.Mon 17:00
- Starship tests are currently being conducted, involving the vehicle's return to Earth.Mon 16:52
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
agency in the United States Federal Government
- NOAA and scientists are discussing the complexity and intensity of the El Nino cycle.Mon 17:45
- NOAA defines El Niño conditions affecting the state of Colorado, with expert advice on drought and moisture levels.Mon 08:33
Xin Liu
researcher ORCID: 0000-0002-4422-4108

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