ICYMI: The 'Keeping PACE: Introduction to PACE Mission, Products, and Data Discovery' Earthdata webinar held on March 27 is now available for viewing online!

Check it out at: youtu.be/aCrEwVo0LPg?si…

For #NPHW , we’re sharing how NASA’s unique vantage – from the ground, air, and space – helps us study our planet.

This allows us to study how human, animal, and environmental health are connected and help promote healthier communities. See how ⬇️ go.nasa.gov/4a9m0Ax

It's National Public Health Week!

Satellite data enables researchers like HAQAST PI Qian Xiao to measure artificial light at night in different neighborhoods and study the environmental justice and health impacts.

Did you miss it? The recording for Week 4 of the NASA #EMIT Data Tutorial Series Workshops, 'Working with EMIT Data- Mapping Methane' is available online. Image Credit: NASA EMIT Science Team/JPL

➡️Check it out at: go.nasa.gov/4adzviH

What if you could search, download, and stream NASA Earth science data using a few lines of code? The earthaccess #Python code library makes this possible by providing easy access to NASA Earth data regardless of the data storage location.

Learn more: go.nasa.gov/494NoOY

New research in AGU_GeoHealth out now!

Quantifying Prescribed-Fire Smoke Exposure Using Low-Cost Sensors and Satellites: Springtime Burning in Eastern Kansas

doi.org/10.1029/2023GH…

#smoke #satelliteData

This recent Geohealth publication 'Public Health Benefits From Improved Identification of Severe Air Pollution Events With Geostationary Satellite Data' looks at the use of geostationary satellite data to identify alert days of poor air quality: buff.ly/3IO82b3

Interested in in helping research on California wildfires and their impact on birds? Check out #ProjectPhoenix ! Community scientists are helping researchers at UCLA and Natural History Museum of L.A. County learn more about how wildfire smoke impacts birds. Sign up today at projectphoenix.study.

A sobering article visiting several world regions and exploring how air pollution continues to challenges public health and welfare.

Thanks to Delger Erdenesanaa for including our recent Environmental Health Perspectives study: ehp.niehs.nih.gov/doi/abs/10.128… in this piece! GW EOH Department

Check out this new gridded TROPOMI NO2 dataset now available for download!

I'm happy to announce our new study on inequities in air pollution and associated health outcomes, which was published today in Environmental Health Perspectives. I'm grateful to folks from Washington University in St. Louis, Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), and GW EOH Department for their input and NASA HAQAST for funding!

ehp.niehs.nih.gov/doi/10.1289/EH…

Unique research from #ERL shows satellite data contributes numerous technical advantages for environmental justice research and impact: iopscience.iop.org/article/10.108….

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Climate change can worsen air pollution, including by increasing wildfire smoke and pollen, impacting human health and hampering efforts to reach air quality goals.

Join us for this #NCA5 webinar, on Feb 28th at 3pm EST. globalchange.gov/events

NASA's Science Mission Directorate recently released its Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Science (ROSES) 2024. There are over 100 proposal opportunities to apply for and opportunities for the next generation of HAQAST! View the notice here: buff.ly/3IbFlES

Opportunity of interest from a HAQAST Ambassador partner: LADCO is hiring two interns for summer 2024 who are upper undergrads or grad students to work with virtually, 20-30 hours a week. Applications are due March 8th. You can see more details here: buff.ly/48EAMOd.

NASA DEVELOP is seeking summer 2024 interns! Many opportunities are available for currently enrolled students, recent graduates, or early/transitioning career professionals. The deadline to apply is February 23. More info: buff.ly/3UtuIEG