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April 6, 2026
Big Game and Chronic Wasting Disease
Big Game and Chronic Wasting Disease
Big Game and Chronic Wasting Disease
USGS science on chronic wasting disease (CWD) tackles multiple facets of this complex management challenge.
By
Ecosystems Mission Area
Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center
April 6, 2026
Big Game and Chronic Wasting Disease
Big Game and Chronic Wasting Disease
Big Game and Chronic Wasting Disease
Big Game and Chronic Wasting Disease
USGS science on chronic wasting disease (CWD) tackles multiple facets of this complex management challenge.
By
Ecosystems Mission Area
Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center
Many with arms raised standing in front of am erupting geyser with forest and blue sky in the background
Lone Star Geyser (Yellowstone Monthly Update - April 2026)
April 1, 2026
Lone Star Geyser (Yellowstone Monthly Update - April 2026)
Lone Star Geyser (Yellowstone Monthly Update - April 2026)
Lone Star Geyser (Yellowstone Monthly Update - April 2026)
What do Yellowstone National Park and your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate have in common?  LONE STAR!!!!!
Lone Star is not just an iconic movie hero of the 1980s (and also next year!). It’s an iconic Yellowstone geyser as well!
By
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
April 1, 2026
Lone Star Geyser (Yellowstone Monthly Update - April 2026)
Lone Star Geyser (Yellowstone Monthly Update - April 2026)
Lone Star Geyser (Yellowstone Monthly Update - April 2026)
Lone Star Geyser (Yellowstone Monthly Update - April 2026)
What do Yellowstone National Park and your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate have in common?  LONE STAR!!!!!
Lone Star is not just an iconic movie hero of the 1980s (and also next year!). It’s an iconic Yellowstone geyser as well!
By
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
A person swabs the mouth of a duck
Avian Influenza and Waterfowl
March 31, 2026
Avian Influenza and Waterfowl
Avian Influenza and Waterfowl
Avian Influenza and Waterfowl
USGS scientists are studying avian influenza to understand how the virus spreads through and affects wild waterfowl populations.
By
Eastern Ecological Science Center
March 31, 2026
Avian Influenza and Waterfowl
Avian Influenza and Waterfowl
Avian Influenza and Waterfowl
Avian Influenza and Waterfowl
USGS scientists are studying avian influenza to understand how the virus spreads through and affects wild waterfowl populations.
By
Eastern Ecological Science Center
An aerial image of a crater field
USGS Astrogeology Making Craters - Mare Tranquillitatis in Flagstaff Arizona
March 30, 2026
USGS Astrogeology Making Craters - Mare Tranquillitatis in Flagstaff Arizona
USGS Astrogeology Making Craters - Mare Tranquillitatis in Flagstaff Arizona
USGS Astrogeology Making Craters - Mare Tranquillitatis in Flagstaff Arizona
The moon's Mare Tranquillitatis is an ancient plain of volcanic rock pocked with craters and coated with fine dust. In the 1960s, engineers and scientists in the U.S.
By
Astrogeology Science Center
March 30, 2026
USGS Astrogeology Making Craters - Mare Tranquillitatis in Flagstaff Arizona
USGS Astrogeology Making Craters - Mare Tranquillitatis in Flagstaff Arizona
USGS Astrogeology Making Craters - Mare Tranquillitatis in Flagstaff Arizona
USGS Astrogeology Making Craters - Mare Tranquillitatis in Flagstaff Arizona
The moon's Mare Tranquillitatis is an ancient plain of volcanic rock pocked with craters and coated with fine dust. In the 1960s, engineers and scientists in the U.S.
By
Astrogeology Science Center
A mix of satellite images, a magnifying glass, small satellite, title and question marks
Guess the Location with Landsat
March 12, 2026
Guess the Location with Landsat
Guess the Location with Landsat
Guess the Location with Landsat
Can you guess the locations of these mystery Landsat images?
Landsat satellites capture images of the Earth’s surface and help scientists study resource management, investigate land surface change, and support disaster response.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
March 12, 2026
Guess the Location with Landsat
Guess the Location with Landsat
Guess the Location with Landsat
Guess the Location with Landsat
Can you guess the locations of these mystery Landsat images?
Landsat satellites capture images of the Earth’s surface and help scientists study resource management, investigate land surface change, and support disaster response.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
Man gesturing in front of a barren landscape with title "The New Norris Hot Spring"
The New Norris Hot Spring (Yellowstone Monthly Update - March 2026)
March 2, 2026
The New Norris Hot Spring (Yellowstone Monthly Update - March 2026)
The New Norris Hot Spring (Yellowstone Monthly Update - March 2026)
The New Norris Hot Spring (Yellowstone Monthly Update - March 2026)
KABOOM! That’s what Yellowstone is famous for – huge explosive volcanic eruptions. There’s really nothing brewing right now, the magma chamber is mostly solid, but there have been quite a few hydrothermal eruptions and small explosions in both Biscuit Basin and Norris Geyser Basin as water in the hydrothermal system flashes to steam.
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Volcano Science Center
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
March 2, 2026
The New Norris Hot Spring (Yellowstone Monthly Update - March 2026)
The New Norris Hot Spring (Yellowstone Monthly Update - March 2026)
The New Norris Hot Spring (Yellowstone Monthly Update - March 2026)
The New Norris Hot Spring (Yellowstone Monthly Update - March 2026)
KABOOM! That’s what Yellowstone is famous for – huge explosive volcanic eruptions. There’s really nothing brewing right now, the magma chamber is mostly solid, but there have been quite a few hydrothermal eruptions and small explosions in both Biscuit Basin and Norris Geyser Basin as water in the hydrothermal system flashes to steam.
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Volcano Science Center
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
January 25, 2026 — Pele's hair and ash on a ginger leaf in Volcano after Kīlauea episode 41
January 25, 2026 — Pele's hair and ash on a ginger leaf in Volcano after Kīlauea episode 41
January 25, 2026
January 25, 2026 — Pele's hair and ash on a ginger leaf in Volcano after Kīlauea episode 41
January 25, 2026 — Pele's hair and ash on a ginger leaf in Volcano after Kīlauea episode 41
January 25, 2026 — Pele's hair and ash on a ginger leaf in Volcano after Kīlauea episode 41
Photo of broken pieces of reticulite, fine ash, and Pele's hair on a ginger leaf in the Volcano area, following episode 41 of lava fountaining on January 24, 2026. This photo was taken at a residence about 7.3 km (4.5 miles) away from the eruptive vents in Halemaʻumaʻu at the summit of Kīlauea.
By
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Kīlauea
January 25, 2026
January 25, 2026 — Pele's hair and ash on a ginger leaf in Volcano after Kīlauea episode 41
January 25, 2026 — Pele's hair and ash on a ginger leaf in Volcano after Kīlauea episode 41
January 25, 2026 — Pele's hair and ash on a ginger leaf in Volcano after Kīlauea episode 41
January 25, 2026 — Pele's hair and ash on a ginger leaf in Volcano after Kīlauea episode 41
Photo of broken pieces of reticulite, fine ash, and Pele's hair on a ginger leaf in the Volcano area, following episode 41 of lava fountaining on January 24, 2026. This photo was taken at a residence about 7.3 km (4.5 miles) away from the eruptive vents in Halemaʻumaʻu at the summit of Kīlauea.
By
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
Kīlauea
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Visualizing Land Cover with MRLC Tools
January 20, 2026
Visualizing Land Cover with MRLC Tools
Visualizing Land Cover with MRLC Tools
Visualizing Land Cover with MRLC Tools
This video is a recording of a previous webinar entitled: “Visualizing Land Cover with MRLC Tools”. This webinar was recorded on January 20, 2026.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
January 20, 2026
Visualizing Land Cover with MRLC Tools
Visualizing Land Cover with MRLC Tools
Visualizing Land Cover with MRLC Tools
Visualizing Land Cover with MRLC Tools
This video is a recording of a previous webinar entitled: “Visualizing Land Cover with MRLC Tools”. This webinar was recorded on January 20, 2026.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
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Top 5 Yellowstone geological stories of 2025 (Yellowstone monthly update - January 2026)
January 2, 2026
Top 5 Yellowstone geological stories of 2025 (Yellowstone monthly update - January 2026)
Top 5 Yellowstone geological stories of 2025 (Yellowstone monthly update - January 2026)
Top 5 Yellowstone geological stories of 2025 (Yellowstone monthly update - January 2026)
Happy New Year! Let's go back and take a look at the top five geologic stories for Yellowstone in 2025.
Number five: Rumors. It was a year of internet rumors, mostly related to animals fleeing the park, and none of which were true.
By
Volcano Hazards Program
Volcano Science Center
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
January 2, 2026
Top 5 Yellowstone geological stories of 2025 (Yellowstone monthly update - January 2026)
Top 5 Yellowstone geological stories of 2025 (Yellowstone monthly update - January 2026)
Top 5 Yellowstone geological stories of 2025 (Yellowstone monthly update - January 2026)
Top 5 Yellowstone geological stories of 2025 (Yellowstone monthly update - January 2026)
Happy New Year! Let's go back and take a look at the top five geologic stories for Yellowstone in 2025.
Number five: Rumors. It was a year of internet rumors, mostly related to animals fleeing the park, and none of which were true.
By
Volcano Hazards Program
Volcano Science Center
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
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Lava flows in Yellowstone! (Yellowstone Monthly Update September 2025)
September 2, 2025
Lava flows in Yellowstone! (Yellowstone Monthly Update September 2025)
Lava flows in Yellowstone! (Yellowstone Monthly Update September 2025)
Lava flows in Yellowstone! (Yellowstone Monthly Update September 2025)
Picture a Yellowstone eruption. What comes to mind? It’s a huge explosion, right? Like the one that formed the caldera about 631,000 years ago. But the most common form of eruption in Yellowstone isn’t a huge explosion, it’s a lava flow.
By
Volcano Hazards Program
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
September 2, 2025
Lava flows in Yellowstone! (Yellowstone Monthly Update September 2025)
Lava flows in Yellowstone! (Yellowstone Monthly Update September 2025)
Lava flows in Yellowstone! (Yellowstone Monthly Update September 2025)
Lava flows in Yellowstone! (Yellowstone Monthly Update September 2025)
Picture a Yellowstone eruption. What comes to mind? It’s a huge explosion, right? Like the one that formed the caldera about 631,000 years ago. But the most common form of eruption in Yellowstone isn’t a huge explosion, it’s a lava flow.
By
Volcano Hazards Program
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
Thumbnail showing man in orange vest in front of a steaming geyser basin
A year since the Biscuit explosion… are animals leaving the park? (Yellowstone Monthly Update August 2025)
August 1, 2025
A year since the Biscuit explosion… are animals leaving the park? (Yellowstone Monthly Update August 2025)
A year since the Biscuit explosion… are animals leaving the park? (Yellowstone Monthly Update August 2025)
A year since the Biscuit explosion… are animals leaving the park? (Yellowstone Monthly Update August 2025)
Just over one year ago, early morning visitors to Yellowstone’s Black Diamond Pool suddenly found themselves filming a spectacular event. The July 23, 2024 hydrothermal explosion threw material hundreds of feet high, including rocks that were a foot or more across.
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
August 1, 2025
A year since the Biscuit explosion… are animals leaving the park? (Yellowstone Monthly Update August 2025)
A year since the Biscuit explosion… are animals leaving the park? (Yellowstone Monthly Update August 2025)
A year since the Biscuit explosion… are animals leaving the park? (Yellowstone Monthly Update August 2025)
A year since the Biscuit explosion… are animals leaving the park? (Yellowstone Monthly Update August 2025)
Just over one year ago, early morning visitors to Yellowstone’s Black Diamond Pool suddenly found themselves filming a spectacular event. The July 23, 2024 hydrothermal explosion threw material hundreds of feet high, including rocks that were a foot or more across.
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
seismic waves emanating from M8.8 Russia quake
M 8.8 Kamchatka Peninsula Earthquake ShakeMovie
August 1, 2025
M 8.8 Kamchatka Peninsula Earthquake ShakeMovie
M 8.8 Kamchatka Peninsula Earthquake ShakeMovie
M 8.8 Kamchatka Peninsula Earthquake ShakeMovie
Shakemovie animation showing seismic waves emanating from the magnitude 8.8 Kamchatka Peninsula earthquake.
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Earthquake Hazards Program
August 1, 2025
M 8.8 Kamchatka Peninsula Earthquake ShakeMovie
M 8.8 Kamchatka Peninsula Earthquake ShakeMovie
M 8.8 Kamchatka Peninsula Earthquake ShakeMovie
M 8.8 Kamchatka Peninsula Earthquake ShakeMovie
Shakemovie animation showing seismic waves emanating from the magnitude 8.8 Kamchatka Peninsula earthquake.
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Earthquake Hazards Program
Grand Prismatic Spring: Boiling, colorful, and full of bacteria!
Grand Prismatic Spring: Boiling, colorful, and full of bacteria! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - July 2025)
July 1, 2025
Grand Prismatic Spring: Boiling, colorful, and full of bacteria! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - July 2025)
Grand Prismatic Spring: Boiling, colorful, and full of bacteria! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - July 2025)
Grand Prismatic Spring: Boiling, colorful, and full of bacteria! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - July 2025)
Grand Prismatic Spring is the largest hot spring in the US, and one of the largest in the world. The boiling lake was named for the spectacular array of colors along its rim.
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Volcano Hazards Program
Volcano Science Center
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
July 1, 2025
Grand Prismatic Spring: Boiling, colorful, and full of bacteria! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - July 2025)
Grand Prismatic Spring: Boiling, colorful, and full of bacteria! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - July 2025)
Grand Prismatic Spring: Boiling, colorful, and full of bacteria! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - July 2025)
Grand Prismatic Spring: Boiling, colorful, and full of bacteria! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - July 2025)
Grand Prismatic Spring is the largest hot spring in the US, and one of the largest in the world. The boiling lake was named for the spectacular array of colors along its rim.
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Volcano Hazards Program
Volcano Science Center
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
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Record-Breaking Flooding in Australia (Image of the Week)
June 17, 2025
Record-Breaking Flooding in Australia (Image of the Week)
Record-Breaking Flooding in Australia (Image of the Week)
Record-Breaking Flooding in Australia (Image of the Week)
In May 2025, record rainfall in Australia's New South Wales created major flooding along the coast. In Taree, a mid-North Coast city, the Manning River reached a height of 6.4m on May 21st. The previous record of six meters was set back in 1929. The torrential rains have left almost 800 properties and counting uninhabitable in New South Wales.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
June 17, 2025
Record-Breaking Flooding in Australia (Image of the Week)
Record-Breaking Flooding in Australia (Image of the Week)
Record-Breaking Flooding in Australia (Image of the Week)
Record-Breaking Flooding in Australia (Image of the Week)
In May 2025, record rainfall in Australia's New South Wales created major flooding along the coast. In Taree, a mid-North Coast city, the Manning River reached a height of 6.4m on May 21st. The previous record of six meters was set back in 1929. The torrential rains have left almost 800 properties and counting uninhabitable in New South Wales.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
Yellowstone's Magma Chamber: A Hot Mess
Yellowstone's Magma Chamber - A Hot Mess! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - June 2025)
June 1, 2025
Yellowstone's Magma Chamber - A Hot Mess! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - June 2025)
Yellowstone's Magma Chamber - A Hot Mess! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - June 2025)
Yellowstone's Magma Chamber - A Hot Mess! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - June 2025)
There’s a lot of hot water in Yellowstone. What’s it heated by? The magma chamber beneath the surface, of course!
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Volcano Hazards Program
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
June 1, 2025
Yellowstone's Magma Chamber - A Hot Mess! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - June 2025)
Yellowstone's Magma Chamber - A Hot Mess! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - June 2025)
Yellowstone's Magma Chamber - A Hot Mess! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - June 2025)
Yellowstone's Magma Chamber - A Hot Mess! (Yellowstone Monthly Update - June 2025)
There’s a lot of hot water in Yellowstone. What’s it heated by? The magma chamber beneath the surface, of course!
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Volcano Hazards Program
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
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Great Lakes Shipping Season Begins (Image of the Week)
May 5, 2025
Great Lakes Shipping Season Begins (Image of the Week)
Great Lakes Shipping Season Begins (Image of the Week)
Great Lakes Shipping Season Begins (Image of the Week)
The St. Marys River between Michigan and Ontario is typically frozen January through March. The US Army Corp of Engineers performs maintenance on regulated access channels (the Soo Locks) during the coldest months.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
May 5, 2025
Great Lakes Shipping Season Begins (Image of the Week)
Great Lakes Shipping Season Begins (Image of the Week)
Great Lakes Shipping Season Begins (Image of the Week)
Great Lakes Shipping Season Begins (Image of the Week)
The St. Marys River between Michigan and Ontario is typically frozen January through March. The US Army Corp of Engineers performs maintenance on regulated access channels (the Soo Locks) during the coldest months.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
Finding Lava Flows in Yellowstone
Finding Lava Flows in Yellowstone (Yellowstone Monthly Update – May 2025)
May 1, 2025
Finding Lava Flows in Yellowstone (Yellowstone Monthly Update – May 2025)
Finding Lava Flows in Yellowstone (Yellowstone Monthly Update – May 2025)
Finding Lava Flows in Yellowstone (Yellowstone Monthly Update – May 2025)
If you want to find a lava flow in Yellowstone, look to the trees! The vegetation is telling us more than you might think.
YVO Scientist-in-Charge Mike Poland reveals how vegetation can be used to map geology in this month's update from the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory.
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Volcano Hazards Program
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
May 1, 2025
Finding Lava Flows in Yellowstone (Yellowstone Monthly Update – May 2025)
Finding Lava Flows in Yellowstone (Yellowstone Monthly Update – May 2025)
Finding Lava Flows in Yellowstone (Yellowstone Monthly Update – May 2025)
Finding Lava Flows in Yellowstone (Yellowstone Monthly Update – May 2025)
If you want to find a lava flow in Yellowstone, look to the trees! The vegetation is telling us more than you might think.
YVO Scientist-in-Charge Mike Poland reveals how vegetation can be used to map geology in this month's update from the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory.
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Volcano Hazards Program
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 133 - Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 133 - Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Eyes on Earth Episode 133 – Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Eyes on Earth Episode 133 – Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 133 - Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 133 - Vietnam War Bomb Craters
April 21, 2025
Eyes on Earth Episode 133 – Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Eyes on Earth Episode 133 – Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Eyes on Earth Episode 133 – Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Declassified spy satellite imagery, distributed by the USGS EROS Center, is finding fascinating uses since being made available to the public starting in the 1990s.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 133 - Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 133 - Vietnam War Bomb Craters
April 21, 2025
Eyes on Earth Episode 133 – Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Eyes on Earth Episode 133 – Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Eyes on Earth Episode 133 – Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Eyes on Earth Episode 133 – Vietnam War Bomb Craters
Declassified spy satellite imagery, distributed by the USGS EROS Center, is finding fascinating uses since being made available to the public starting in the 1990s.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Eyes on Earth Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Eyes on Earth Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
April 1, 2025
Eyes on Earth Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Eyes on Earth Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Eyes on Earth Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Eyes on Earth tackles artificial intelligence (AI) in a 2-part episode. AI is quickly becoming a necessary part of geospatial work at EROS, helping us efficiently do science to better manage our world. In Part 1, we talked about AI’s current and upcoming impact on our work at EROS and clarified some of the AI jargon.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
April 1, 2025
Eyes on Earth Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Eyes on Earth Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Eyes on Earth Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Eyes on Earth Episode 132 - Moving Forward with AI at EROS
Eyes on Earth tackles artificial intelligence (AI) in a 2-part episode. AI is quickly becoming a necessary part of geospatial work at EROS, helping us efficiently do science to better manage our world. In Part 1, we talked about AI’s current and upcoming impact on our work at EROS and clarified some of the AI jargon.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
Hoodoo Hodunit?!
Hoodoo Hodunit?! (Yellowstone Monthly Update – April 2025)
April 1, 2025
Hoodoo Hodunit?! (Yellowstone Monthly Update – April 2025)
Hoodoo Hodunit?! (Yellowstone Monthly Update – April 2025)
Hoodoo Hodunit?! (Yellowstone Monthly Update – April 2025)
Well look at this mess! What’s going on?
We’re just south of Mammoth Hot Springs at a place informally known as the Hoodoos. The official designation for the area is Silver Gate, named by an early Yellowstone National Park visitor because of the way the road wound between the closely spaced white and gray boulders.
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
April 1, 2025
Hoodoo Hodunit?! (Yellowstone Monthly Update – April 2025)
Hoodoo Hodunit?! (Yellowstone Monthly Update – April 2025)
Hoodoo Hodunit?! (Yellowstone Monthly Update – April 2025)
Hoodoo Hodunit?! (Yellowstone Monthly Update – April 2025)
Well look at this mess! What’s going on?
We’re just south of Mammoth Hot Springs at a place informally known as the Hoodoos. The official designation for the area is Silver Gate, named by an early Yellowstone National Park visitor because of the way the road wound between the closely spaced white and gray boulders.
By
Natural Hazards Mission Area
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
Eyes on Earth Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
Eyes on Earth Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
March 3, 2025
Eyes on Earth Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
Eyes on Earth Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
Eyes on Earth Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
Eyes on Earth tackles artificial intelligence (AI) in a 2-part episode. AI is quickly becoming a necessary part of geospatial work at EROS, helping us efficiently do science to better manage our world. In Part 1, EROS Director Pete Doucette discusses AI and its current and upcoming impact on our work at EROS.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
Landsat Missions
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Thumbnail image for EoE Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
March 3, 2025
Eyes on Earth Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
Eyes on Earth Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
Eyes on Earth Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
Eyes on Earth Episode 131 – Using AI in Geospatial Work
Eyes on Earth tackles artificial intelligence (AI) in a 2-part episode. AI is quickly becoming a necessary part of geospatial work at EROS, helping us efficiently do science to better manage our world. In Part 1, EROS Director Pete Doucette discusses AI and its current and upcoming impact on our work at EROS.
By
Core Science Systems Mission Area
National Land Imaging Program
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Center
Landsat Missions
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