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Support About Us Contact Missions Missions Home divider AMSR2 / AMSRE GMI MSU / AMSU SMAP SSMI / SSMIS TMI WindSat divider ASCAT QuikScat RapidScat Measurements Measurements Home divider Brightness Temperature divider Atmospheric Water Vapor Cloud Liquid Water Content Rain Rate Sea Surface Temperature Wind Upper Air Temperature divider Sea Surface Salinity divider CCMP Vector Wind Analysis Climate Research Research Projects Radiative Transfer Model Publications Our Team Storm Watch Current Archive Atmospheric River Watch Earth Microwave Data Center Research-Quality Geophysical Products from Satellite Microwave Sensors (RSS) is a world leader in processing and analyzing microwave data collected by satellite microwave sensors. Our mission is to provide research-quality geophysical data to the global scientific community. Learn more about RSS Get me to the data or Help me get started Missions Microwave satellite observations come from three types of sensors: radiometers, sounders, and scatterometers. Learn more about each of these and their associated satellite missions. Get our Mission data Measurements Microwave satellite sensors observe the earth daily. Find out how we use these observations to study the earth’s temperature, wind speed, salinity, rain rate, and more. See our Measurements Research Learn more about the scientific projects and innovative research that we conduct at using satellite microwave observations and retrievals. Learn about RSS's research Storm Watch Microwave satellite observations penetrate clouds, revealing many features of tropical storms. Explore our global storm-centric archive of these storms and see our microwave satellite retrievals in action. See the latest Storm Images From Our Blog Lower Tropospheric Temperature for 2019 is the second warmest in recent history On Jan 9th, 2020 Tropical Cyclone Fani winds from NASA SMAP On May 2nd, 2019 Lower Tropospheric Temperature for 2018 is the sixth warmest in recent history On Jan 1st, 2019 Read more at our blog Alerts & Announcements Corrected SMAP SSS data for February 4-17, 2020 On Feb 27th, 2020 SMAP products resumed, instrument calibration is unchanged. On July 26, 2019 SMAP offline while engineers resolve the issue. On June 17, 2019 SMAP Salinity V3 Validated Release On October 30th, 2018 See all announcements Get Support Getting Started Guide FAQs Crossing Times Terms of Data Use Contact Us Who We Are About Us Our Team Publications Careers About RSS is a world leader in processing and analyzing microwave data collected by satellite microwave sensors. Our mission is to provide research-quality geophysical data to the global scientific community....