Towards a Thriving Planet: Charting the Course Across Scales
Society today is facing pressing global environmental change that is manifesting across spatial and temporal scales in complex ways in the coupled Earth System. Extreme weather events such as heat waves, floods, and wildfires are likely to exacerbate impacts on regional and local spatial scales. On longer timescales, communities are increasingly facing chronic stressors such as drought, ecosystem transformation, and sea level rise. Climate change is also taking a toll on human health and well-being. The annual cost of weather and climate disasters is on the rise; such events reduce property values, raise the costs of insurance, and pose national and global economic risks from supply chain disruptions to forced human migration.
NESDIS 2025 AMS Presenters
All times are in the Eastern Standard Time Zone.
8:30 AM | Jenny Dissen | |
8:30 AM | Nai-Yu Wang | |
8:45 AM | Xungang Yin | 9.2 - NOAAGlobalTemp version 6: An AI-based Global Surface Temperature Dataset |
9:00 AM | Ellen L. Mecray | 9.3 - Taking an Equity-Grounded Approach to National Engagement though NCEI Projects |
9:15 AM | Dimitrios Vassiliadis | |
9:30 AM | Dan Lindsey | 9A.5 - The GeoXO Imager and Insights into its Improvements from Meteosat Third Generation |
11:00 AM | Irfan Azeem | |
11:15 AM | Yaireska Collado-Vega | |
1:45 PM | Natalie Laudier | 11A.1 - NOAA NESDIS Global Navigation Satellite System Radio Occultation Planning for the Future |
3:00 PM | Curtiss Burnett | 771 - GOES-R Cloud-Hosted Products & Algorithm Verification Exercise |
3:00 PM | Boyin Huang | |
3:00 PM | Emily Maddox | 770 - GOES-R Satellite Data Integration into NWS Operations through TOWR-S Technical Outreach |
4:30 PM | James Spann | 12.1 - Space Weather R2O2R: Strategy and Challenges |
4:45 PM | Russell Vose | |
4:45 PM | Melissa Johnson | |
5:15 PM | Yunyue Yu |