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USGS WaTERDASHBOARD @usgs DSCOVR: EPIC _ Gallery : West Coast Wildfires NASA - LANCE - FiRMS Global Fire Map, Live MAps with KML - downloads @nasa it looks like cal fire uses ViiRS or another one of our climate sats @noaa for this map!
@CityOfLosAngeles @nasa-JPL Kathey BerGer Hilda Solis Karen Bass Holly Mitchell @StateOfCalifornia #Eaton Canyon Land Disturbance Link links palisadesFirefootprint
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Pasadena Drinking Water System Impacted by Eaton Fire lafires_tempo_20250106_lrg @cityoflosangeles @nasa-jpl fire reporting during the fires @blackgirlscode @podaac Eaton Fire Damage Maps L.A.’s hydrants ran dry during the fires. Residents are still demanding solutions Monrovia - Eaton Fire Who was responsible for the Eaton Canyon Fire? - Pasadena https://www.reddit.com/r/pasadena/comments/1hynfjr/who_was_responsible_for_the_eaton_canyon_fire/
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The Palisades Fire’s Footprint
The Palisades fire ignited around 10:30 a.m. on January 7, 2025, near the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. By midday the next day, the fire had grown to over 11,000 acres (44 square kilometers), and after one week, it had consumed nearly 24,000 acres (97 square kilometers) of wildland and developed areas.
The images above, acquired on January 14 by the OLI-2 (Operational Land Imager-2) on Landsat 9, show the area affected by the fire. In the natural color image (left), visibly charred areas stretch to the north and west of Pacific Palisades. Several lines of bright red or pink fire retardant dropped by aircraft appear along the perimeter of the burned area. (These are more visible in the larger image.)
The false-color image (right) combines shortwave infrared, near infrared, and visible components (OLI bands 6-5-3) of the electromagnetic spectrum. This band combination makes it easier to identify unburned vegetation (green) and recently burned landscape (light to dark brown).
The 1,052 acres (4 square kilometers) burned by the Kenneth fire, which was active January 9–12, appears at the top of both images. This brush fire prompted mandatory evacuation orders, but no structures were damaged by the blaze, according to news reports. Near the coast and adjacent to the Palisades fire’s burned area, land previously charred by the December 2024 Franklin fire remains visible in and around Malibu.
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EatonCanyon Before and after
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Run ID Site Name NASA Log # Investigator Start Lat Start Lon Stop Lat Stop Lon Start GMT Stop GMT Comments
p00_r09 LA Wildfire E-W (orthocorrected) 192015 Robert Green 34.02867 -118.85900 34.18483 -117.84950 1947 1956 LA Wildfire E -) W
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January 8th 2025 Formaldehyde (HCHO)
Time Averaged Map of HCHO column amount daily 0.1 deg. [OMI OMHCHOd v003] molecules/cm^2 over 2025-01-01 - 2025-01-31
ime Averaged Map of Aerosol Single Scattering Albedo 483.5 nm daily 0.25 deg. [OMI OMAEROe v003] over 2025-01-01 - 2025-01-31
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2 # ### How Wildfire Looked Across @CityOfLosAngeles #####
3 # @StateOfCalifornia #`BrandyNorwood @BlackGirlsCode `##Upclose / Scene @vsco @emit-sds @NASA-DEVELOP MALiBU @CityOfLosangeles StateOfcalifornia
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3 # ANOTHER########`BrandyNorwood @BlackGirlsCode `Production#+ @cityoflosangeles DEC 23-to-2025 JAN 14 FireActiity @stateofcalifornia .gif DOWNLOAD @nasa-jpl @emit-sds @TheSpaceDevs @BlueOrigin @r-spacex @NOAAgov
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the mushy part is the burned property MAP @emit-sds @blackgirlscode
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Due to wildfire evacuations, the Lab is closed, except for emergency personnel. No fire damage has been reported. Follow updates at https://t.co/yscOR5I3ys
— NASA JPL (@NASAJPL) January 8, 2025
Thanks to everyone for the concern for our center, but more importantly, for our colleagues and neighbors. Stay safe, LA. pic.twitter.com/Wjn02jlSyA
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Eaton Fire aerial footage around Altadena
Watch on YOUTUBE ClickHere @emit-sds @theSpaceDevs @blackgirlscode 130,527 views Jan 8, 2025 The Eaton Fire burning north of Pasadena has burned about 1.6 square miles. Aerials around La Canada, Flintridge, and Altadena. Video from KABC, Jan. 8, 2025. @StateOfCalifornia @NOAA-OWP @blackgirlscode Read more: https://www.abc10.com/article/news/lo…
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Deployment of SWOT’s Solar Arrays : WATCH READ
launched Dec. 16, 2022, at 3:46 a.m. PST from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, and the arrays started their deployment at 5:01 a.m. PST.
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@StateOfCalifornia KARENBASS @Cityoflosangeles @emit-sds I found a directory with what looks to be a vegitation index starting in 1981, los angeles has lost a lot of its luster and needs tlc! EarthDAta_LP_DAAC_ Index of VIP01.004: ::1981::: 1997 ;;; 2014 ……….
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SmolderingHills @blackgirlscode I need to show the damage in Eaton from stream @nasa-jpl
Land disturbance + Aerosol map
@stateofcalifornia Did Lack of Cityhood hurt Altadena ? @latimes @datadesk @whitehouse
Ecostress gallery
@stateofcalifornia Did Lack of Cityhood hurt Altadena ? @latimes @datadesk @whitehouse
About One-third of Malibu Burned In The Palisades Fire. Where Does It Go From Here?
@nasa-jpl Latimes @datadesk made a doc @nasa its great firedata!
@datadesk related firedata @nasa-jpl @nasa-pds @nasa .pdf summerofresistance @cityoflosangeles
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https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/missions/airborne-visible-infrared-imaging-spectrometer-aviris/ AVIRIS is the first full spectral range imaging spectrometer and dedicated to Earth Remote Measurements . . AVIRIS Flight Request Information - CLiCKHERE
Overview Maps of 2025 Los Angeles Fires
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory manages the EcoStress mission for the Earth Science Division in the Science MissionDirectorate at NASA Headquarters in Washington
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JPL Fire Victim interview
On January 7th, 2025, a series of wildfires started in the Southern California area, heavily affecting Los Angeles communities. The fires spread rapidly due to an abnormally dry year coupled with extreme winds raging at up to 100 miles per hour. Two of the fires, Eaton and Palisades, affected densely populated neighborhoods, spreading rapidly from structure to structure and combining to cause severe damage to over 16,000 homes and businesses. Released Friday, July 11, 2025
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Fires Tear Through Los Angeles Powerful Santa Ana winds and dry conditions contributed to the rapid spread of several brush fires in the county. ReadMoreSeemORe
Palisades Fire reaches Brentwood, threatens San Fernando Valley @ktla youtube.com
GRACE and GRACE-FO track California’s land water changes
NASA’s Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE, 2002 - 2017) mission, and its successor GRACE Follow-On (launched in 2018), map month-to-month changes in Earth’s gravity field resulting from the movement of mass, such as water, near the surface of the planet. This animation shows how the total amount of water (snow, surface water, soil moisture, and groundwater) varies in space and time, with the passage of dry seasons and wet seasons as well as with flooding, drought, and transport due to water management. Blue colors represent wetter than average conditions (relative to 2004-2010), while red colors represent drier than average conditions. The yellow line in the graph on the left shows the evolution of the long-term inter-annual variations for the area outlined in yellow on the map (note: the average seasonal cycle has been removed).
The Sacramento and San Joaquin River basins are outlined in yellow, and rivers and tributaries are shown as blue lines. The basins include California’s Central Valley, the most productive agricultural region in the U.S. Repeated drought conditions and increased water use in California have led to a long-term decline of terrestrial water, interspersed with above-average precipitation periods (e.g., 2015/2016, 2022/2023) that have allowed some recovery of the land water storage.
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A view of the #EatonFire behind @NASAJPL Flight Projects Center. It feels like Armageddon around here pic.twitter.com/pPWJ0B2rIB
— Royce (@RobRoyce_) January 9, 2025
What’s in the Soil? WATCHNOW
@datadesk we do a lot of environmental scanning, but we running from poachers man! help us out @FEMA latimes said you are not testing, but i dont think they doing nothing but being hustled… @podaac @nasa-jpl @abc7 @cbsnews @datadesk @washingtonpost
Guests: Tony Briscoe, LA Times Environment Reporter Noah Haggerty, LA Times Science and Environment Reporter Megan Lorick, Malibu Resident Malibu residents demand city leadership for rebuilding after devastating fires
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3 # @StateOfCalifornia #`BrandyNorwood @BlackGirlsCode `##About One-third of Malibu Burned In The Palisades Fire. Where Does It Go From Here?
@nasa-jpl Latimes @datadesk made a doc @nasa its great firedata!
@datadesk related firedata @nasa-jpl @nasa-pds @nasa .pdf summerofresistance @cityoflosangeles
2 # ### How Wildfire looks across the continent ##############
3 # ANOTHER########`BrandyNorwood @BlackGirlsCode `Production#+ @cityoflosangeles DEC 23-to-2025 JAN 14 FireActiity @stateofcalifornia .gif DOWNLOAD @nasa-jpl @emit-sds @TheSpaceDevs @BlueOrigin @r-spacex @NOAAgov
SmolderingHills @blackgirlscode I need to show the damage in Eaton from stream @nasa-jpl
Remembering Altadena
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