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Over 1800 high-resolution seafloor images document benthic communities shortly after the 2010 Mertz Glacier calving event. Geoscience Australia and the Australian Antarctic Division collected the data across 75 successful camera deployments in January 2011. This survey provides a benchmark for monitoring environmental change on the Antarctic continental shelf and slope.
Sensor-collected water quality data from the Port Curtis Integrated Monitoring Program (PCIMP) in Zone 09b, South Trees Inlet (upper). The dataset was collected by the Australian Ocean Data Network and covers the period from 01 July 2006 to 30 September 2011.
NASA's ARCTAS campaign collected in-situ atmospheric data onboard a DC-8 aircraft during two deployments in 2008. The merge files combine measurements from various instruments to study pollution transport, boreal forest fires, and chemical processes in the Arctic. This dataset is part of a larger international effort for the 2007-2008 International Polar Year.
The Arctic region is the focus of this in-situ cloud data collected by the DC-8 aircraft during the NASA ARCTAS campaign in 2008. Data from the CAPS instrument is featured, with collection complete. The campaign aimed to understand pollution transport, boreal forest fire impacts, aerosol radiative forcing, and chemical processes in the Arctic troposphere.
Two three-week deployments in April and July 2008 collected this in-situ meteorological and navigational data from a DC-8 aircraft during the ARCTAS campaign. The dataset, produced by NASA, includes water vapor measurements and was designed to study pollution transport, boreal forest fires, aerosol forcing, and chemical processes in the Arctic. Data collection for this product is complete.
ARCTAS_Trajectory_Data contains kinematic backward and forward trajectories derived for the Arctic Research of the Composition of the Troposphere from Aircraft and Satellites (ARCTAS) campaign. The trajectories are driven by hourly FSU-WRF winds and were initialized at multiple pressure levels. This dataset was produced by NASA as part of the International Polar Year 2007-2008.
Monthly climatologies covering the world ocean southward to about 50°S were prepared by G. Meehl and archived at NCAR. They represent a 5°x5° latitude/longitude dataset of long-period ocean current speed and direction based on pilot charts summarizing ship drift data. The digital data is available for January, April, July, and October, representing the four seasons.
NASA's ARCTAS campaign collected in-situ trace gas data during two three-week deployments in April and July 2008. The data features measurements from the Carbon monOxide by Attenuated Laser Transmission (COBALT) instrument aboard a P-3B aircraft. The campaign aimed to understand pollution transport, boreal fire impacts, aerosol forcing, and chemical processes in the Arctic.
ARCTAS_Satellite_Data is a supplementary collection from NASA's Arctic Research of the Composition of the Troposphere from Aircraft and Satellites campaign. It features data from TES, MOPITT, and OMI instruments, with collection complete as of the campaign's end. The dataset was created to support the International Polar Year 2007-2008 and explores pollution transport, forest fire impacts, aerosol forcing, and chemical processes in the Arctic.
The ARCTAS campaign collected in-situ radiation data during two three-week deployments in April and July 2008. NASA gathered this data onboard a P-3B aircraft using Broadband Radiometer (BBR) and Solar Spectral Flux Radiometer (SSFR) instruments to study atmospheric composition and climate sensitivity in the Arctic. The dataset is part of NASA's contribution to the International Polar Year 2007-2008 POLARCAT experiment.
Monthly ammonia (NH3) concentrations were measured at four rural UK sites throughout 2022 using a new PTFE membrane in ALPHA® passive samplers. The dataset was created by the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) Edinburgh research laboratory for validating the new membrane. Full details are available via a provided DOI link.
Monthly ammonia (NH3) measurements were collected from January to December 2021 using ALPHA® passive samplers at four rural UK Eutrophying and Acidifying Pollutants (UKEAP) network sites. The dataset was created by the Environmental Information Data Centre, originally for validating a new PTFE membrane prepared at the UKCEH Edinburgh research laboratory. Full details are available via the provided DOI link.
Daily global foundation sea surface temperature analysis produced operationally by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology. The GAMSSA v1.0 system blends satellite observations from infrared and microwave radiometers with in-situ data from ships and buoys, using optimal interpolation on a 0.25-degree grid. This dataset is part of the Group for High Resolution Sea Surface Temperature (GHRSST) initiative.
Supplementary material for a study on the Neoglacial readvance of the East Antarctic Ice Sheet in the Drygalski Basin of the western Ross Sea. Published on figshare by Sangbeom Ha in April 2026, the dataset is a 69.8 KB XLSX file.
Giving access to environmental indicators for Tuvalu, including metrics on forests, biodiversity, emissions, and pollution. Produced by the World Bank Group and updated as of March 2026, it serves as a record of natural and man-made resource management for the island nation.
NOAA-19 satellite's AVHRR sensor provides sea surface temperature measurements for the North Atlantic Region, remapped to a 0.02-degree grid. The data is produced by EUMETSAT's Ocean and Sea Ice Satellite Application Facility (OSI SAF) as part of the GHRSST project. It offers twice-daily coverage due to the satellite's sun-synchronous orbit and 2400 km swath width.
5,230,017 bytes of text data contain ground motion sequences used to study seismic dampers. This dataset supports research on the performance of self-centering rotational viscoelastic dampers with shape memory alloy strands. The data was generated for a specific publication in the Journal of Earthquake Engineering.
Australian marine geophysical data from the South Perth Basin was collected during two one-month surveys in 1988, departing Perth and finishing at Adelaide. The Australian Ocean Data Network provides explanatory notes detailing the processing techniques applied to non-seismic data from these surveys. The data originates from BMR Marine Survey 80 and 81, conducted between July and October 1988.
Two one-month marine geophysical surveys were conducted between July and October 1988, departing from Perth and finishing at Adelaide. The report summarizes processing techniques for non-seismic data gathered during BMR Marine Surveys 80 and 81 under Project No 121.14. The explanatory notes were released by the Australian Ocean Data Network.
Global precipitation data is provided at a high spatiotemporal resolution of 0.1 degrees (approximately 10 km) every 30 minutes. This dataset, Version 07B, is the unified multi-satellite retrieval algorithm for the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission, synthesizing estimates from passive microwave and infrared sensors. The algorithm employs advanced techniques including the Goddard Profiling Algorithm (GPROF2021), intercalibration, and a Morphing-Kalman Filter for time interpolation.