07.29.05
MODIS Daily Global Snow Cover and Sea Ice Surface Temperature, created and produced by the Scientific Visualization Studio (SVS), is to be featured in the 2005 SIGGRAPH Computer Animation Festival's Electronic Theater. This marks the second consecutive year that an SVS work has been selected for this prestigious venue.

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Image Above: This image shows the snow cover and sea ice surface temperature on March 15, 2003.
Image Credit: Cindy Starr, Greg Shirah, and Marte Newcombe.
To view the animation, go here.

05.17.05
Congratulations to the Aura Outreach Team for their Group Achievement Award presented today at the 2005 NASA Honors Awards. SIVO staff recognized for their contributions were Gregory Shirah, Lori Perkins, Alex Kekesi, and Stuart Snodgrass.

04.22.05
The Software Integration & Visualization Office (SIVO) is pleased to announce the first major science application experiment of the Modeling, Analysis, and Prediction (MAP) program of NASA Headquarters. MAP ’05 is designed to demonstrate NASA’s competencies in atmospheric data assimilation and prediction, enabled by the scientific research efforts of Goddard’s Earth-Sun Division. It is also intended to showcase NASA’s unmatched capability in high performance computing, with major contributions from Project Columbia of the Ames Research Center, and Goddard’s own NASA Center for Computational Sciences (NCCS). SIVO will bring together a diverse set of resources to help scientists better understand the effectiveness of the models to predict an extreme weather event. MAP ‘05 is being conducted as collaboration between NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

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