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Education and OutreachThe Students’ Cloud Observations On-Line (S’COOL)Project is an educational outreach initiative of the CERES experiment.The S’COOL Project was conceived to address a major goalof the Earth Science Strategic Plan: “foster the development of aninformed and environmentally aware public.” S’COOL students makeobservations of cloud properties as the CERES satellite passes overhead and forward theirdata to the NASA Langley DAAC via computer links, FAX, or mail. Students’ observationsare compared to the satellite-derived cloud properties as part of the CERESdata validation effort. Feedback is then provided to the students on howtheir observations compare to NASA’s satellite data. There is no costto participating schools. In just over 2 years, S’COOL has reachedover 250 schools in 21 countries on five continents.(Carolyn Green)(Carolyn Green)(Jeff Caplan)(Jeff Caplan)14
For further information on the CERES instrumentand data products see the CERES website athttp://asd-www.larc.nasa.gov/ceres/ASDceres.html;send email to: ceres@larc.nasa.gov or contact:Bruce A. WielickiMail Stop 420Atmospheric Sciences ResearchNASA Langley Research CenterHampton, VA 23681-2199
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