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NOAA Conducts Aerial Survey Of Regions Ravaged By Hurricane Katrina
September 2, 2005 — NOAA has posted online more than 350 aerial images of the U.S. Gulf Coast areas that were decimated by Hurricane Katrina. NOAA will be flying more missions in the days ahead that will yield hundreds ... > full story -
Deep-Sea Exploration Beneath Katrina's Wake: Expedition Team Dodges Storm And Returns To Gulf Seafloor
September 2, 2005 — Despite having to evade hurricane Katrina, a team of scientists from Harbor Branch and other institutions is returning to port this Sunday with new tales from the deep after completing their second ... > full story -
UCF, Georgia Researchers Project Hurricane Effects On Oil, Gas Production
September 2, 2005 — About 86 percent of oil production in the Gulf of Mexico and 59 percent of the natural gas output are being disrupted by Hurricane Katrina, according to a new prediction model developed by a ... > full story -
NASA Assesses Hurricane Katrina Damage
August 31, 2005 — NASA is marshaling agency resources to assist Gulf Coast-area facilities that suffered damage from Hurricane Katrina. The agency is preparing to provide help for NASA employees and contractors whose ... > full story -
Envisat Sees Whirling Hurricane Katrina From Ocean Waves To Cloud Tops
August 30, 2005 — ESA's multi-sensor Envisat satellite has gathered a unique view of Hurricane Katrina in the Gulf of Mexico. While an optical image shows characteristic spiralling cloud patterns, a simultaneous radar ... > full story -
Hurricanes Growing More Fierce Over Past 30 Years
August 29, 2005 — Hurricanes have grown significantly more powerful and destructive over the past three decades, according to atmospheric scientist Kerry Emanuel of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In his ... > full story -
Hurricane Winds Carried Ocean Salt And Plankton Far Inland
August 29, 2005 — Researchers found surprising evidence of sea salt and frozen plankton in high, cold, cirrus clouds, the remnants of Hurricane Nora, over the U.S. plains states. Although the 1997 hurricane was a ... > full story -
Rainbands Offer Better Forecasts Of Hurricane Intensity
August 11, 2005 — Scientists will soon begin one of the largest research projects ever undertaken to better understand dramatic, rapid changes in hurricane intensity. These changes have baffled forecasters for ... > full story -
Are Hurricanes Increasing? Ask A Georgia Pine Tree
August 10, 2005 — Centuries of hurricane records have been discovered in the rings of southeastern US pine trees. This arboreal archive may contain critical information about how the Atlantic hurricane factory ... > full story -
NRL Measures Record Wave During Hurricane Ivan
August 5, 2005 — Scientists at the Naval Research Laboratory - Stennis Space Center (NRL-SSC) measured a record-size ocean wave when the eye of Hurricane Ivan passed over NRL moorings deployed last May in the Gulf of ... > full story
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