Deeply honored to receiving this award for #SAR capacity building from @IEEE_GRSS. Thanks to the many of you I’ve had the pleasure of working with to make #SAR data more accessible. #GoldenAgeOfSAR @Ak_Satellite @UAFGI

Come and see what the OPERA team has in store for near global remote sensing! @J_P_Olofsson @SARevangelist @iamgracebato @gfun @HereshF @NatashaSadoff

NASA's OPERA project released two new analysis-ready products. The OPERA project uses data from satellite radar and optical instruments to produce surface water extent and surface disturbance data products. Learn about the new RTC SAR Backscatter Product: https://t.co/E777gTClCY

Out today! The product of years of work by many talented people (and me)! A consensus geodetic dataset for southern California, with velocities and time series from both GNSS and InSAR! We nerded out about the details so you don't have to! Download here: https://t.co/NmuLstdWIr

Alert 🚨 Funding opportunity for students! NASA FINESST, due Feb 6 2024. Eligibility: any student who by Feb 6 has applied to, or is admitted to, or is enrolled as a Master’s or Ph.D. student in an Earth- or space sciences-related discipline, at an accredited U.S. university.

Earth's seas – at a glance 🌍 During its first 21-day science orbit, the SWOT satellite captured data used to create this detailed global composite of sea surface heights. SWOT's nearly complete view of Earth is revolutionary for #TrackingWorldWater. https://t.co/Qa1sxBhNz6

This is one of the clearest satellite views you will ever see of California. Breathtaking satellite image today of California, one of the most beautiful places on the planet.

There was a Sentinel-1 acquisition in Afghanistan today, about 7 hours after the earthquake. The @NERC_COMET @COMET_database system was activated automatically and produced results this afternoon. Event page with links to download data: https://t.co/BMf4DSE9YJ

🚨#SAR Twitter🚨 One more fantastic news for all y’all. Our colleague and friend @NASAJPL Eric Fielding (@EricFielding) became AGU’s Fellow. Congratulations Eric and thanks for all you do for the community! Excellent choices @theAGU ! 🥳 #GoldenAgeOfSAR

🚨Twitter #SAR Crowd🚨 Please join me in congratulating @NASAJPL Paul Rosen (@parosey) for receiving AGU’s 2023 Ivan Mueller Award for Distinguished Service & Leadership. Highly deserved for his years of leadership in #SAR & for his tireless advocacy that brought us NISAR! 🥳

@esa #ESAFringe23, live now from @UniversityLeeds Auditorium1 Opening Session. Live at https://t.co/EVpo5Zulud

Another OPERA talk at #fringe23. Great overview on the displacement algorithm by Scott Staniewicz @NASAJPL. Exciting to see what is coming in the next years! #SAR #bigdata #sentinel1 #nisar 🛰️

🚨Day 2: @ESA_EO #FRINGE meeting🚨 Morning talks on upcoming @ESA_EO missions 🥳🛰️: [1] Sentinel-1 NG: next gen C-band SAR with higher resolution & better revisit [2] Rose-L: Exciting L-band SAR for the geosciences [3] Harmony: S1 co-flyer for 3D deformation & dynamic signals

🚨Updates from @ESA_EO #InSAR #FRINGE Workshop🚨 Kicking it off with session on @CopernicusEU #Sentinel1. Nuno Miranda sharing exciting #Sentinel1 updates (adjustments to acquisition plan; growing user base; S1C launch; new cloud services) 🥳. #GoldenAgeOfSAR #FunWithFringes

Historical processing of the complete Harmonized #Landsat and #Sentinel-2 (HLS) data and imagery archive is complete. Users can now access continuous HLS data and imagery from 2013 to present. Read more: https://t.co/E9Bjyg2h2D

Here's the latest total rainfall forecast for tropical system #Hilary. Widespread 2-4 inches likely across #Ventura and #LosAngeles counties with amounts in excess of 6 inches in the San Gabriel Mountains. #CAwx #LARain

Are you interested about large scale Vertical Land Motion from InSAR data and it’s potential applications. Come to hear about our work #IGARSS2023 Thursday 4.10pm, Room E. @SARscience, Simran S. Sangha @aria_hazards

The wait is over— the #Landsat Collection 2 U.S. Analysis Ready Data Surface Reflectance product is available in #AppEEARS. Thanks NASA #LPDAAC and @USGS! @USGSLandsat @USGS_EROS @NASA_Landsat @LadiesOfLandsat Access AppEEARS: https://t.co/Hm1uzohJrX

This June was the hottest on @NASA’s record, which dates back to 1880, when modern global recordkeeping became possible.🌡️ This month is part of a pattern of increasing global temperatures, as a result of human activities, mainly carbon dioxide emissions. https://t.co/It3fhYG6Bn