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Home Articles St. George’s School poster project

How can satellite images help predict the future arrival of the “La Niña” phenomenon?

stweatherApril 5, 2012Earth Observation, Original, St. George’s School poster project

GEOSS SBA Weather logoIn the past two years, the central and southern region of the Americas has suffered the worst La Niña phenomenon in its history. Damages caused by these events are still visible.

How does El Niño affect the climate in Colombia?

EarthzineApril 5, 2012Earth Observation, Original, St. George’s School poster project

GEOSS CLimate logoStudents conduct an analysis of the current social and economic effects of the “El Niño” phenomenon in Colombia, including satellite images of different climate elements affected by this phenomenon.

How can satellite images and other technologies used in information collection on the southern coast of the United States help predict the future arrival of the “La Niña” phenomenon?

EarthzineApril 5, 2012Earth Observation, Original, St. George’s School poster project, Uncategorized

SGS Earth Observation weather theme poster

GEOSS SBA Weather logoIn the past two years, the central and southern region of the Americas has suffered the worst La Niña phenomenon in its history. Damages caused by these events are still visible.

Why has the Amazon, the “Earth’s lung,” become a major source of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, particularly between 2008 and 2012?

EarthzineApril 5, 2012Earth Observation, Original, St. George’s School poster project

SGS Earth Observation project Ecosystems theme poster

GEOSS SBA Ecosystems logoResearchers explore why the Amazon – “Earth’s lung” – has become a major source of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions in recent years. How can this be happening in the Amazon, which is a main source of oxygen?

Why has the Amazon, the “Earth’s lung,” become a major source of greenhouse gases?

EarthzineApril 5, 2012Earth Observation, Original, St. George’s School poster project

GEOSS SBA Ecosystems logoResearchers explore why the Amazon – “Earth’s lung” – has become a major source of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions in recent years. How can this be happening in the Amazon, which is a main source of oxygen?

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