EOSDIS Worldview: Arctic

MODIS "Fast Response" North Slope images

Ice Breakup Case

1 Scatterometer Ice Cover movies:

2 National Operational Hydro Remote Sensing Center (Archived snow cover)

1 Satmet tutorial from University of Wisconsin-CIMSS

2 Satellite Observations in Science Education

1 Contour Analysis (courtesy of Tom Whittaker)

2 "WeatherWise" Applets

1 Utqiaġvik Surface temperature and precipitation trends

Average Temperature: Annual    Fall    Winter    Spring    Summer

Annual Precipitation:   Annual    Fall    Winter    Spring    Summer

2 Western Arctic temperature and precipitation trends

3 Climate change: surface and satellite observations (Rabin, Power point slides)

4 Arctic Interactions as measured from satellite (Lui, Key, Wang: Power point slides) Quick look


5 Resources for Educators: 2014

6 Alaska including Native Communities

7 Fourth Climate Assessment: Alaska (2018)

8 Adjusting to Rapid Melting: Iñupiat Work to Preserve Food and Traditions on Alaska's North Slope

Vulnurability of the Traditional food sytem to climate change (Iqaluit, Nunavut) Sara Statham

Climate change and Country foods: story in Nunatsiaq online

CBC North audio story

Availability of Caribou as a food source across Nunavut

Community Adaptation and Sustainable Livelihoods: Timeline    Calendar   Video

Film: Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change (Zacharias Kunuk and Dr. Ian Mauro, Isuma TV)

Linking Inuit knowledge and meteorological observations to understand changing winds at Clyde River, Nunavut

Iñupiaq Insights into Weather: the Value of Traditional Science (Powerpoint)

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Television News and weather (CBC): Igalaaq

Radio north (CBC): choose from several programs

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Isuma TV

Sharing Our Stories: Film selections from National Film Board of Canada

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   Disclaimer. The products from GOES or other satellites shown here are experimental. These have been generated within a research environment and are not intended to be considered operational. Timeliness, availability, and accuracy are sought but not guaranteed.