Explore cutting-edge applications of near real-time data in Earth science and space weather through this 55-minute conference session from the 2012 AGU Fall Meeting. Delve into three key presentations: discover how timely data enhances mass media coverage of scientific events, learn about NOAA's innovative approach combining social media with scientific models for eye-witness confirmed products, and examine techniques for real-time correlation of Earth data and information through RSS feeds. Gain valuable insights into the latest advancements in rapid data utilization for improved scientific communication and decision-making in geosciences and space weather forecasting.
Near Real-Time Data Uses for Earth Science and Space Weather Applications
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Fall Meeting 2012: Near Real-Time Data Uses for Earth Science and Space Weather Applications
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