The images below have links embedded in the captions which provide access to further images. Please click them and explore! For the satellite images you will find yourself on the NASA Worldview web site, where with a click or two you can easily see the effect of changing from one “pseudo colour” representation of the satellite data to another.
North Pole
NASA Worldview “true-color” image of the North Pole on June 6th 2017, derived from the MODIS sensor on the Terra satellite
O-Buoy 14 Webcam
A sequence of 5 images from August 14th 2017:
O-Buoy 14 image from June 29th 2017O-Buoy 14 image from June 26th 2017 showing surface meltO-Buoy 14 image from June 23rd 2017O-Buoy 14 image from June 6th 2017
Beaufort Sea
NASA Worldview “true-color” image of the Mackenzie on June 14th 2017, derived from the MODIS sensor on the Terra satelliteNASA Worldview “true-color” image of the Mackenzie on June 10th 2017, derived from the MODIS sensor on the Aqua satelliteNASA Worldview “true-color” image of the Mackenzie Delta and Beaufort Sea on June 5th 2017, derived from the MODIS sensor on the Terra satellite
Canadian Arctic Archipelago
NASA Worldview “false-color” image of the Coronation Gulf on June 1st 2017, derived from the MODIS sensor on the Terra satellite
Central Arctic Basin
NASA Worldview “false-color” image of the Central Arctic north of the Beaufort Sea on August 18th 2017, derived from the MODIS sensor on the Terra satelliteNASA Worldview “true-color” image of the sea ice north west of Greenland breaking up on June 2nd 2017
Laptev Sea
NASA Worldview “false-color” image of the Laptev Sea on June 13th 2017, derived from the MODIS sensor on the Aqua satelliteNASA Worldview “true-color” image of the Lena Delta on June 11th 2017, derived from the MODIS sensor on the Aqua satellite
