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IMAGERY UPDATED
Thursday, October 14 at 3:41 PM EDT
The Operational Significant Event Imagery team produces high-resolution, detailed imagery of
significant environmental events which are visible in remotely-sensed data available at the
NOAA Science Center in Suitland, Maryland.
Our Daily Operational Significant Event Imagery Report (DOSEIR) outlines the events we have captured in satellite imagery and provides a direct link to each image. The images are described with short narratives. This report is available Monday through Friday as an email via
subscription or on this website in a
remote window
We occasionally create "Special Coverage" pages that follow particularly significant events and "Best of OSEI" pages which showcase some of our more striking imagery . Links to these and other features of our site are listed below.
The Operational Significant Event Imagery team consists of scientists who produce the imagery you can view on this site. Members of NOAA's Satellite Analysis Branch monitor significant environmental events and notify us of their current or potential occurrence and of their severity and scope. Mail questions and comments to: osei@noaa.gov
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Links
 OSEI Image of the Day
New Imagery
Daily Report OSEI Media Resource Subscriptions Educational Resources Significant Event Imagery
OSEI Archive Search
(Courtesy of NGDC) Related Links
DISCLAIMER
These web pages are designed and maintained by the Operational Significant Event
Imagery support team and the Environmental Applications Team (EAT) of the
Satellite Services Division (SSD) of NESDIS.
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