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Data and images from TOPEX/Poseidon and Jason altimeters are being used for practical applications.
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A searchable database of ocean surface topography related published works.
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Whatever Sea Level Rise Brings
Whatever Sea Level Rise Brings
NASA Will Be There

Jason-CS Renamed for Earth Scientist
Jason-CS Renamed for Earth Scientist
The joint U.S.-European mission to study the effects of global warming on the oceans, has a new name to honor NASA's Michael Freilich.

Renaming Ceremony
Renaming Ceremony
NASA and its partners will announce the renaming of the Jason-CS/Sentinel-6 mission at a ceremony on Jan. 28.

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El Niño: 1997-1998 vs. 2015-2016
A side-by-side animation comparing the two events.
El Nino: 1997-1998 vs. 2015-2016
Sea Surface Height Anomaly: SARAL and Jason-3 Measurements from 22-Jun-2020 to 02-Jul-2020
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SARAL and Jason-3 Measurements from 22-Jun-2020 to 02-Jul-2020
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