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@NASA_Langley atmospheric scientist Richard Eckman gives a hyperwall talk on ozone recovery @theAGU's 2018 Fall Meeting. He’s the first of several Langley speakers to present during the #AGU18 meeting, which runs through Friday.

Langley’s Patrick Taylor gives a hyperwall talk on the changing Arctic and its implications for humans at #AGU18.

One of the things we’re excited to talk about @theAGU Fall Meeting is TEMPO, a satellite instrument that will revolutionize the way we see air pollution over North America. Here's a look at our TEMPO @NASAExhibit at #AGU18. Learn more about TEMPO here: go.nasa.gov/2G2J8af

Relevant to TEMPO, @NASA_Langley postdoc Laura Judd gives a hyperwall talk @theAGU Fall Meeting on a 2018 study that looked at ozone pollution around the Long Island Sound. Measurements from this study and others will be used to validate TEMPO data once it launches. #AGU18

Rich Moore presents on the NASA hyperwall “All in the NAAMES of Ocean Ecosystems and Climate” @theAGU Fall Meeting. He's one of many NASA Langley scientists to take the #AGU18 stage during the meeting, which ends Friday.

People @theAGU's Fall Meeting experience a demonstration of NASA's Stratospheric Aerosol and Gas Experiment III-ISS (SAGE III) instrument in virtual reality. SAGE III provides crucial, long-term measurements that will help humans understand and care for Earth’s atmosphere. #AGU18

#DYK that when disasters occur, our researchers become providers and distributors of images, data and damage assessments? Yep! Jean-Paul Vernier presents on the Kilauea Eruption and @NASAEarth Science disaster response @theAGU Fall Meeting. #AGU18