February 18, 2009 – Watts Up With That?

NSIDC: satellite sea ice sensor has "catastrophic failure" – data faulty for the last 45 or more days

The DMSP satellite is still operating, but the SSM/I sensor is not Regular readers will recall that on Feb 16th I blogged about this graph of arctic sea ice posted…

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NSIDC: satellite sea ice sensor has "catastrophic failure" – data faulty for the last 45 or more days

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