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Sorry, it looks like you have JavaScript disabled. Learn how to enable it. Loading 0 0 ZooniverseProjects About Get Involved Talk Build a project NewsSign inRegister CLOUDCATCHER * About * Classify * Talk * Collect Spot the clouds in satellite images to help us validate our computer generated cloud detector. Learn more GET STARTED So you think you are a lean, mean, cloudspotting machine? Got only a few minutes to spare? Try 'Catch that Cloud', our simple, quick-fire workflow, designed for PC, mobile, tablet and on the go. Go global to view images from around the world, or view scenes from the UK. Catch that Cloud: UKCatch that Cloud: Global 3 people are talking about CloudCatcher right now. Join in CloudCatcher Statistics 0% Complete 1,782 Volunteers 17,651 Classifications 7,126 Subjects 0 Completed Subjects WORDS FROM THE RESEARCHER "When I'm looking at these beautiful satellite images on my computer, I think I could actually be sitting in the ISS staring out the window! The research that we do is helping to improve our understanding of the Earth's climate." ABOUT CLOUDCATCHER We love seeing clouds in our satellite images. They look beautiful. But if you are interested in making measurements of the surface you need a clear view of it. Clouds can spoil our data and so they need to be identified in the images so we know which pixels to discard. To do this, we have an automated ‘cloud mask’ which identifies which of the image pixels are likely to contain cloud. Often the cloud mask gets it right, but no cloud mask is perfect and there are times when cloudy pixels are missed, or indeed clear sky gets falsely flagged as cloud. It is important to understand how well we are doing at identifying this cloud, which is actually tricky to do. We ask the question, just how accurate is our cloud mask? Help us to answer this by identifying the clouds in the images. You are so much better at catching clouds than our computers are, so we could really use your help. EXTERNAL PROJECT LINKS * Project Webpage * cloudcatcherproject * @CloudCatcherPrj Zooniverse * Projects * Collections * Build a Project * How to Build * Project Policies * FAQ * About Us * Education * Our Team * Publications * Acknowledgements * Contact Us * Zooniverse Talk * Daily Zooniverse * Blog * * Privacy Policy Jobs System Status Security