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Coral Reef Airborne Laboratory

Carbon Cycle & Ecosystems

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Platforms
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The Campaign

The COral Reef Airborne Laboratory (CORAL) campaign focused on evaluating the health of coral reefs and the effects of pollution on them. CORAL carried out six deployments in different locations, including Australia, Hawaii, the Mariana Islands, and Florida, from June to October 2016 and February to May 2017. The Portable Remote Imaging Spectrometer (PRISM) was deployed on the G-IV aircraft to capture hyperspectral images of coral reefs and the ocean surface. CORAL was part of NASA’s Earth Venture Suborbital-2 (EVS-2) projects.

2016-06-06 — 2017-05-28

Great Barrier Reef, Hawaiian Islands, Florida, Mariana Islands, Palau
year round

N: 27°N

S: 30°S

W: 83°W

E: 160°E

Additional Notes

CORAL REEF
BIODIVERSITY
SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE
PHOTOSYNTHETICALLY AVAILABLE RADIATION
ARAGONITE SATURATION STATE
SIGNIFICANT WAVE HEIGHT
COASTAL DEVELOPMENT THREAT LEVEL
MARINE POLLUTION THREAT LEVEL
OVERFISHING THREAT LEVEL
WATERSHED POLLUTION THREAT LEVEL
INTEGRATED LOCAL THREAT LEVEL
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Events

6 Deployments
6 IOPs
2 Significant Events
20172018
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NASA
EVS-2
Hal Maring
Eric Hochberg
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