Events - NASA Langley Research Center

On 5 December at 10:00 am ET (3:00 pm UTC, 16:00 CET), listen in on a discussion between Dr. Russ Congalton, the original GLOBE Land Cover Protocol scientist, and Peder Nelson, scientist and GLOBE Program partner who currently supports the GLOBE Observer Land Cover tool. Hear their answers to how changes in technology have impacted GLOBE data, and what they believe the scientific legacy of GLOBE data is.  >>

GLOBE Mission Earth is hosting a webinar for the Urban Heat Island (UHI) Intensive Observation Period (IOP) on Monday, 2 December 2024, at 3 pm ET (8 pm UTC). This webinar will highlight studying different surfaces at your schools and how teachers, students, and citizen scientists can participate. Here is the webinar information to participate in the UHI IOP.  >>

Join Tracy Ostrom, GLOBE Mission Earth Project Coordinator, in this interactive webinar on collecting, organizing and 'cleaning' GLOBE data!  >>

The GLOBE Asia-Pacific Science Festival (APSF)'s theme is "Exchange Programs: Building Bridges and Inspiring Futures."  >>

The GLOBE AP Regional Meeting will be held from 15-18 April 2024 in the Maldives.  >>

The GLOBE Program, Asia and Pacific Region would like to invite you to the NASA Asia-AQ: Airborne and Satellite Investigation of Asia Air Quality talk on 22 March 2024.  >>

There will be a virtual symposium with presentations on Wetlands on 2 February 2024. GLOBE students may present on wetlands, water, or the hydrosphere.  >>

Asia and Pacific Regional GLOBE Learning Expedition scheduled activities from 10-16 September 2017.  >>

GLOBE is hosting a new data entry challenge from 11-17 October 2015! Data collection is at the heart of The GLOBE Program – and it takes a world to contribute the scientific and environmental measurements that help GLOBE fulfill its vision of a worldwide community of students, teachers, scientists, and citizens working together to better understand, sustain, and improve Earth's environment at local, regional, and global scales. GIO is calling on you to dig in even deeper and continue to make your data count! With your help, it all adds up!  >>

To support the SMAP satellite mission, NASA has initiated a 7-month-long Soil Moisture Measurement Campaign and invites GLOBE schools to participate. The SMAP Campaign begins 1 October 2015 and will be ongoing through 30 April 2016.  >>