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Earthzine is an on-line source for news, articles, information and educational materials about Earth Science, Earth observations and users of Earth information for the international Earth-observing community. Earthzine is updated regularly with news from around the world about the Earth, Earth observations, environmental policy, and new and emerging environmentally-friendly and earth-observing technologies.

Earthzine is a contribution of the IEEE Committee on Earth Observation (ICEO) in support of the Group on Earth Observations and its mission. GEO is an international organization with 81 Member States, the European Commission, and 58 Participating Organizations established to foster the international collaboration for Earth observations and utilization of Earth information.

On Earthzine, you will find materials that are inspirational to new and future Earth observers and that promote greater awareness of the Earth through its observation. Earthzine encourages interaction of an on-line community of Earth observers and fosters the scholarly debate in essay and blogging competitions. To learn more about Earthzine, our goal and objectives, please see our Strategic Plan.

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Editor-in-Chief
Paul Racette

Deputy Editor
Christoph Aubrecht

Board of Directors
Jay Pearlman – ICEO Committee
Al Gasiewski – ICEO Committee
Tom Wiener – ICEO Committee

Managing Editor
Maeve Hickok – Muse Communications

Syndication & Content Manager
Richard Adam Chasey

Associate Editors
Belay Demoz – African Affairs
Dan Ziskin – All Things Green
Josiane Zerubia – European Space Organizations & Industries, Space Signal & Image Processing
Tim Hewison – (MetOffice) European Affairs
John Kostelnick – Geographic Information Systems
Americo Alegrino – Special Topics
Marco Tedesco – Polar Regions
Biswajeet Pradhan – Disasters
David Mullins – Education
Brian Wardlow – Agriculture

Regional Coordinators
Eloisa Dutari – Mesoamerica, CATHALAC, SERVIR

Business Management
Jim Barbara – ICEO Treasurer
Tom Compton – IEEE Resource
Lise Yale – Development consultant

Equal Accessibility Officer
Paul Mogan

Site Development and Maintenance
Peter Chester - Shane and Peter

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NASA astronaut TJ Creamer talks about his experience in space during a "Tweetup" at NASA Headquarters, Thursday, July 29, 2010, in Washington. Creamer, who spent 161 days living aboard the International Space Station as part of the Expedition 22/23 crew, set up the orbiting outpost's live Internet connection and posted updates about the mission to his Twitter account, sending the first live tweet from orbit. Image Credit: NASA/Paul E. Alers
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