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Glaciologist Christopher Shuman (615/UMBC) and other researchers are monitoring the increase in potential "ice islands", which are forming from the collapse of ice shelves in eastern Antarctica....
Sergey Korkin (613/UMBC) recently published a paper with Pengwang Zhai (613/UMBC) among the co-authors: Korkin, S., E.-S. Yang, R. Spurr, C. Emde, P. Zhai, N. Krotkov, A. Vasilkov, and A....
UMBC's Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement Day will be held online from April 18-24, 2022. Among the many presenters are several students from UMBC's Physics Department, who were...
As the article begins, "An Alaskan guide was filming a survival video in Juneau, Alaska, for her 170,000 TikTok followers when she suddenly heard a landslide heading toward her." This is a...
In spring 2022, researchers with NASA's Surface Biology and Geology (SBG) mission conducted a field campaign called SHIFT (SBG High Frequency Time series), part of the SBG AVIRIS-NG 2022 Dense...
Two papers led by Fred Huemmrich (618/UMBC) with Petya Campbell (618/UMBC) as second author were published recently: one in The International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and...
Brad Weir (610.1/MSU) and fellow scientists use NASA's OCO-2 (Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2) examine how human activities during the COVID-19 lockdown affected atmospheric composition in this GMS...
In a recent article from the NCCS, "Using the Power of Global Air Quality Models and NCCS Supercomputing Resources, NYU and NASA Collaborators Create a Novel Index to Communicate Children’s...
In The Atlantic's "A Recipe for Climate Disaster", readers learn about landslides in different parts of the world and the devastating results. Thomas Stanley (617/UMBC) along with his sponsor...
Read about the March 2022 event in which an ice shelf collapsed in this NASA Earth Observatory Image of the Day article, featuring contributions from Christopher Shuman (615/UMBC).