SWOT: Earth Science Satellite for a Resilient Future

Discover how a pioneering Earth science mission is shaping a more resilient future for communities worldwide. Join NASA and the French space agency CNES in their mission to survey Earth's salt and freshwater bodies with the Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite. As climate change transforms the water cycle, SWOT's innovative data collection will be a game-changer in flood forecasting, drought monitoring, and water management.

Watch as experts from diverse fields share insights on how SWOT's vital data will empower communities and professionals:

A National Weather Service representative in Oregon demonstrates the impact of flood watches and warnings.
An Alaska Department of Transportation engineer highlights water management strategies at Fern Ridge Lake.
Discover how SWOT safeguards infrastructure in Alaska.
Delve into the intersection of national security and Earth science with the Department of Defense.
See how SWOT contributes to coastal protection in the Mississippi River Delta.
SWOT's anticipated launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, in December 2022 marks a collaborative effort between NASA, CNES, the Canadian Space Agency, and UK Space Agency. The U.S. component, led by JPL, brings together experts dedicated to a more resilient future.

Join us in embracing the future with SWOT's revolutionary insights, as we work together to build a world better prepared for the challenges of a changing planet.

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