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NASA's ECOSTRESS Maps Burn Risk Across Phoenix Streets

Roads and sidewalks in some areas get so hot that skin contact could result in second-degree burns.

NASA Climate Change Research

Dr. Helen Poulos uses NASA Earth science data

International Workshop on High-Resolution Thermal EO

NASA Data on Plant ‘Sweating' Could Help Predict Wildfire Severity

Paris Land Surface Temperature

25. NASA’s ECOSTRESS Sees Las Vegas Streets Turn Up the Heat

24. NASA's ECOSTRESS Instrument Detects - "Heat Islands" in Extreme Indian Heat Wave

Ask NASA Climate: Too Hot to Handle: How Climate Change May Make Some Places Too Hot to Live

As Earth’s climate warms, incidences of extreme heat and humidity are rising, with significant consequences for human health. Climate scientists are tracking a key measure of heat stress that can warn us of harmful conditions.

Meeting a Young Professional

Rapid Fire Mapping with Remote Sensing - Podcast

ECOSTRESS Data Reveal Surprising Water Use Patterns

Temperature Check: Using Thermal Imaging To Assess Forest Health

ECOSTRESS imagery leads to groundbreaking discovery in post-fire plant recovery

Intern Feature: Joalda Morancy

ECOSTRESS Pivotal in Precision Agriculture

Written By: Allison Bailey, ECOSTRESS Applied Sciences

ECOSTRESS Shaping How We Address Urban Heat Islands

Written By: Allison Bailey, ECOSTRESS Applied Sciences

Postdoc Research Day 2020

We want to see what we can find in the earth

Exploring for geothermal energy from the International Space Station