Research physical scientist at NASA/GSFC; I study the water cycle; My tweets represent my personal opinion.
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![This graphic has a dark blue background and white and light blue banner text at the top that reads, "Data User Profile: Dr. Fadji Z. Maina, Associate Research Scientist, Hydrological Sciences Laboratory, NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and the University of Maryland-Baltimore County" Below this text is a picture of Dr. Maina wearing a yellow and black blouse. To the right of her picture is Dr. Maina's quote, "We're trying to reconstruct the hydrology of [High Mountain Asia]. The goal is to... see how these resources are going to change in the future, but right now we are trying to understand what is really driving the changes in water resources that we are observing. "](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FuvNsHLXoBIq8oE.jpg?name=orig)
ALT This graphic has a dark blue background and white and light blue banner text at the top that reads, "Data User Profile: Dr. Fadji Z. Maina, Associate Research Scientist, Hydrological Sciences Laboratory, NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and the University of Maryland-Baltimore County" Below this text is a picture of Dr. Maina wearing a yellow and black blouse. To the right of her picture is Dr. Maina's quote, "We're trying to reconstruct the hydrology of [High Mountain Asia]. The goal is to... see how these resources are going to change in the future, but right now we are trying to understand what is really driving the changes in water resources that we are observing. "
ALT Sea level data gathered Jan. 21 in the Gulf Stream by SWOT’s KaRIn instrument. The ocean is grey and the land is white. A data overlay, generated from SWOT’s measurements, shows up as a colorful stripe on the right side of the image. A color code at the bottom of the image shows that color in the data stripe corresponds to sea surface height anomaly in meters, where dark blue is less than or equal to 0.25, white is 0, and dark red is greater than or equal to 0.25.
ALT Sea level data generated from 7 active nadir altimeter missions shows up as a colorful stripe that is fuzzier than the first image. A color code at the bottom of the image shows that color in the data stripe corresponds to sea surface height anomaly in meters, where dark blue is less than or equal to 0.25, white is 0, and dark red is greater than or equal to 0.25.
