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How to use NOAA data: A video guide for educators

This webinar explains NOAA data and how educators can get started using it. Please see below the video for links to all websites referenced in this presentation.

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Correction: We made an error in this video. One petabyte is actually equal to one million gigabytes! (What can we say? We’re only off by three orders of magnitude...) We’re sorry for the confusion.

 
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