Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers, 23 March, 2001

STS-098 Earth Sciences and Image Analysis Debriefing with Crewmembers
March 23, 2001

AMERICA

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STS098-819-48 United States: New Orleans, LA.

STS098-719-6 United States: Fort Myers, FL.

STS098-719-25 United States: Fires in Florida.

STS098-719-18 United States: Internal waves off the Cape.

STS098-715-83 Mexico: "Space for Species" project. Los Mochis and Bahia Ohuira, Mexico. Lagoons of the Sinaloa coast are wintering sites for Peregrine falcons which feed on the abundant wintering waterfowl. The habitat is primarily mangrove-edged coastal lagoons.

STS098-715-88 Mexico: "Space for Species" project. Los Mochis and Bahia Ohuira, Mexico. Lagoons of the Sinaloa coast are wintering sites for Peregrine falcons which feed on the abundant wintering waterfowl. The habitat is primarily mangrove-edged coastal lagoons.

STS098-719-39 Mexico: Culiacan and Ensenada Pabellones, Mexico. Lagoons of the Sinaloa coast are wintering sites for Peregrine falcons which feed on the abundant wintering waterfowl. The habitat is primarily mangrove-edged coastal lagoons.

STS098-720A-13 Central America: Gulf of Fonseca--mariculture patterns; compare STS37-81-04.

STS098-720A-53 Central America: Guadalajara, Mexico.

STS098-715A-49 South America: Pacific moisture, borne by the westerlies, banks against the western slopes of the southern Andes. Foehn air has formed east of the mountains as the westerly flow continues downslope toward the Atlantic. Almost cloud-free at the base of the mountains, the warm, dry air has enough turbulence to induce wave patterns in the clouds as it interacts and mixes with higher moisture conditions further east.

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STS098-819-48	United States: New Orleans, LA.
STS098-719-6	United States: Fort Myers, FL.
STS098-719-25	United States: Fires in Florida.
STS098-719-18	United States: Internal waves off the Cape.
STS098-715-83	Mexico: "Space for Species" project. Los Mochis and Bahia Ohuira, Mexico. Lagoons of the Sinaloa coast are wintering sites for Peregrine falcons which feed on the abundant wintering waterfowl. The habitat is primarily mangrove-edged coastal lagoons.
STS098-715-88	Mexico: "Space for Species" project. Los Mochis and Bahia Ohuira, Mexico. Lagoons of the Sinaloa coast are wintering sites for Peregrine falcons which feed on the abundant wintering waterfowl. The habitat is primarily mangrove-edged coastal lagoons.
STS098-719-39	Mexico: Culiacan and Ensenada Pabellones, Mexico. Lagoons of the Sinaloa coast are wintering sites for Peregrine falcons which feed on the abundant wintering waterfowl. The habitat is primarily mangrove-edged coastal lagoons.
STS098-720A-13	Central America: Gulf of Fonseca--mariculture patterns; compare STS37-81-04.
STS098-720A-53	Central America: Guadalajara, Mexico.
STS098-715A-49	South America: Pacific moisture, borne by the westerlies, banks against the western slopes of the southern Andes. Foehn air has formed east of the mountains as the westerly flow continues downslope toward the Atlantic. Almost cloud-free at the base of the mountains, the warm, dry air has enough turbulence to induce wave patterns in the clouds as it interacts and mixes with higher moisture conditions further east.

This service is provided by the International Space Station program and the JSC Astromaterials Research & Exploration Science Directorate. Recommended Citation: Image Science and Analysis Laboratory, NASA-Johnson Space Center. "The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth." .
	NASA Responsible Official: Tracy Calhoun Curator: jsc-earthweb@mail.nasa.gov Contributors: Earth Sciences Web Team	National Aeronautics and Space Administration Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center	International Space Station National Laboratory Last Update:
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