Hurricane-Induced Sea Surface Cooling
Studying the relationship between the ocean and hurricane activity is a
primary focus for the Earth Scan Laboratory. One aspect of this
relationship that has seen progressively greater attention in recent years
is the relationship between the topological features at the ocean's
surface and hurricane strength and the direction of a hurricane's path.
The imagery in this section of our site visualizes affects made by
hurricanes traversing the Gulf of Mexico vis-a-vis sea-surface
temperature.
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Imagery for specific storms
Hurricane Ivan: September 2004
Hurricane Katrina: August 2005
Hurricane Rita: September 2005
2005 Hurricane Season Microwave SST Animation
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Quicktime Animations
GOES Animations
2004 GOES-12 Hurricane Ivan
2008 GOES-12 Hurricane Gustav
2008 GOES-12 Hurricane Ike
Microwave Animations
2004 TMI-AMSRE Hurricane Ivan
2005 TMI-AMSRE Hurricane Katrina
2005 TMI-AMSRE Hurricane Rita
2008 TMI-AMSRE Hurricane Gustav
2008 TMI-AMSRE Hurricane Ike
2009 TMI-AMSRE Hurricane Bill
2009 TMI-AMSRE Hurricane Ida
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