Posts by Santiago Gassó
MODIS-Aqua image of northern Patagonia with some dust plumes
Same MODIS image zoomed in
GOES image in northern Patagonia at local sunset
🛰️🌬️
#highlatitudedust activity in norhtern Patagonia last Saturday as seen by MODIS and GOES
attn @sheffielddust.bsky.social
🛰️🌬️
#highlatitudedust activity today in central Patagonia as seen from space and webcams from Comodoro Rivadavia
🛰️
Minor activity in south Sandwich Island 🌋s in the South Atlantic a couple of days ago.
#volcanotrack
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
#ICYMI @kellyhereid.bsky.social
🧪
#EarlyCareerScientists (#ERC) reflect on seminal papers in their fields
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
🛰️
#highlatitudedust activity in Central Patagonia today.
🌊💨☁️
I hope not!
🛰️
#highlatitudedust activity today in Patagonia
🛰️
#highlatitudedust activity today in central Patagonia
🛰️
This morning , a rare view clear sky view of the Drake Passage, one of the most feared passages by sailors.
(well, it is almost 100% clear but not all but for practical purposes and this place , it is clear)
🛰️🌊🧊
Three days in a row of continuous #highlatitudedust emission from Central Patagonia into the SW Atlantic
#biogeochemistry #phytoplankton #paleoclimate #cryo
🧪
With increasing aridity in the US southwest, more #dust activity occurs and thus the need to better understand how the #health impacts of dust itself causes and/o the pathogens they carry. So it is not a surprise that we start to see such studies, here in one of the dustiest places of the USA.
🛰️🌍🌬️
More #highlatitudedust activity today in central Patagonia
Despite challenging times for #ocean & #carbon science, our March eNews suggests growth & resilience, incl. ample opps for early career support, funding, community activities, and important tools & products to support our science! Read on for our most packed issue to date! tinyurl.com/Jumbo-eNews 🌊
GOES visible image over Patagonia, early morning Mar/24
GOES visible image over Patagonia, late afternoon Mar/24
GOES IR image over central Patagonia, before sunrise Mar/24
🛰️🌍🌬️
Yesterday in Patagonia:
All day #highlatitudedust activity from sunrise to sunset injecting dust into the South Atlantic.
In fact dust activity started before sunrise , clearly seen in the IR image .
#paleoclimate #biogeochemistry
🌊💨☁️
GOES image of today over the east of USA display a map of Aerosol optical depth a proxy of haze concentration, values in the 0.15 - 0.4 range are considerate moderate to high pollution.
GOES East image of today over the East coast with a big cloud of haze noted with a circle.
🛰️
Thick haze off the East Coast. I am not sure what it is but it seems like it is smoke from fires in the south and east and around Mississippi Valley.
@aerosolwatch.bsky.social @wisc-satellite.bsky.social
But today's image is more informational.
AODs values are higher for the clean S Atlantic air (but these are low if compared w/NE Atlantic).
Very notable how far it reached. Dust could potentially influence marine biology. Also it would certainly deposit over the glaciers of S Georgia Is
🛰️🌊🌍💨
yesterday's #highlatitudedust event Patagonia had a long reach,
with a typical setting of a polar low transiting over the Drake passage, it drag a significant amount of dust into the SW Atlantic.
1/n
🧪🧊
@solas-ipo.bsky.social @usocb.bsky.social @planktonteuta.bsky.social @godi.bsky.social @knobelsp.bsky.social @altagliabue.bsky.social @sheffielddust.bsky.social
#paleoclimate #biogeochemistry
But today's image is more informational.
AODs values are higher for the clean S Atlantic air (but these are low if compared w/NE Atlantic).
Very notable how far it reached. Dust could potentially influence marine biology. Also it would certainly deposit over the glaciers of S Georgia Is
Yesterday's values of Aerosol Optical Depth (a proxy for dust concentration) report a generally clean region (note background values are removed). AOD values over the dust cloud are missing (no space to explain why here) , so in this case the actual amount emitted is underestimated from space
3/n
Yesterday's CHL from PACE shows a fairly typical distribution. Note the high levels of CHL just offshore of S. Georgia Island and Argentine sea shelfbreak.
2/n
🛰️🌊🌍💨
yesterday's #highlatitudedust event Patagonia had a long reach,
with a typical setting of a polar low transiting over the Drake passage, it drag a significant amount of dust into the SW Atlantic.
1/n
🛰️💨
yesterday #highlatitudedust activity in the Southern Hemisphere.
The source is the dry lake Colhué Huapi in the central Patagonia desert.