This is a web-based activity using satellite images of the Gulf of Maine and the Carribean Sea. Students are asked to examine satellite data of sea surface temperatures. From this data they are to determine the temperature scale and how temperature differences are indicated. They also examine phytoplankton density images to determine where high phytoplankton densities are. Additional activities are to determine the location of upwelling and surface currents in the images by extrapolating from the data. Educational levels: High school, Middle school, Undergraduate lower division
This guide introduces educators to the use of ocean color data in the classroom. The data, from NASA...
This website was developed for undergraduate students enrolled in an introductory earth or atmospher...
This site Presents a MODIS (Moderate-resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) image of the Gulf Stream....
This site presents rapidly processed estimates of sea surface temperature for various regions along ...
Phytoplankton, microscopic floating plant-like marine organisms (plankton means wanderer) are at the...
One of the most studied and important ocean currents of the world lies along the eastern coast of th...
Familiarize students with sea surface temperature (SST) and the use of satellites to remotely sense ...
Excellent site by Bigelow Laboratory presents seasonal data from the Gulf of Maine, introduces princ...
This presentation gives students information about all aspects of satellite oceanography. It explain...
In this activity, students will use real satellite data to determine the changes in near-surface air...
Users can search for and view sea surface temperature imagery. They may choose from the latest image...
This web site contains illustrated information and classroom-ready activities for teachers, students...
Lessons and activities from the Gulf of Maine Research Institute (formerly Gulf of Maine Aquarium), ...
There are various local and regional climates on the Earth's surface. While the overall climate of t...
Visitors can use sea surface temperature data to build animations that show seasonal and yearly fluc...
This guide introduces educators to the use of ocean color data in the classroom. The data, from NASA...
This website was developed for undergraduate students enrolled in an introductory earth or atmospher...
This site Presents a MODIS (Moderate-resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) image of the Gulf Stream....
This site presents rapidly processed estimates of sea surface temperature for various regions along ...
Phytoplankton, microscopic floating plant-like marine organisms (plankton means wanderer) are at the...
One of the most studied and important ocean currents of the world lies along the eastern coast of th...
Familiarize students with sea surface temperature (SST) and the use of satellites to remotely sense ...
Excellent site by Bigelow Laboratory presents seasonal data from the Gulf of Maine, introduces princ...
This presentation gives students information about all aspects of satellite oceanography. It explain...
In this activity, students will use real satellite data to determine the changes in near-surface air...
Users can search for and view sea surface temperature imagery. They may choose from the latest image...
This web site contains illustrated information and classroom-ready activities for teachers, students...
Lessons and activities from the Gulf of Maine Research Institute (formerly Gulf of Maine Aquarium), ...
There are various local and regional climates on the Earth's surface. While the overall climate of t...
Visitors can use sea surface temperature data to build animations that show seasonal and yearly fluc...
This guide introduces educators to the use of ocean color data in the classroom. The data, from NASA...
This website was developed for undergraduate students enrolled in an introductory earth or atmospher...
This site Presents a MODIS (Moderate-resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) image of the Gulf Stream....