A comparison between satellite and aircraft observations for wintertime non-precipitating mixed-phase clouds. - Yoo-Jeong Noh; Curtis J. Seaman; Thomas H. Vonder Haar (IGARSS, 2010)

Utilization of the Suomi National Polar-Orbiting Partnership (NPP) Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) Day/Night Band for Arctic Ship Tracking and Fisheries Management. - William C. Straka III; Curtis J. Seaman; Kimberly E. Baugh; Kathleen Cole; Eric Stevens; Steven D. Miller (Remote. Sens., 2015)

User Validation of VIIRS Satellite Imagery. - Don Hillger; Tom Kopp; Curtis J. Seaman; Steven D. Miller; Dan Lindsey; Eric Stevens; Jeremy Solbrig; William C. Straka III; Melissa Kreller; Arunas P. Kuciauskas; Amanda Terborg (Remote. Sens., 2016)

Day/Night Band Provides Critical and Unique Support Capabilities to Natural Hazards. - William C. Straka III; Steven Miller; Curtis J. Seaman (IGARSS, 2019)

Satellite Fire Products: More Valuable Now Than Ever with Longer Fire Seasons. - William C. Straka III; Ivan Csiszar; Shobha Kondragunta; Curtis J. Seaman; Ravan Ahmadov; Amy K. Huff; Mark Rosenberg; William L. Brewer (IGARSS, 2021)

Satellite Fire Products: More Valuable Now Than Ever with Longer Fire Seasons. - William C. Straka; Ivan Csiszar; Shobha Kondragunta; Curtis J. Seaman; Ravan Ahmadov; Amy K. Huff; Christopher D. Elvidge (IGARSS, 2022)

Ten Years of VIIRS EDR Imagery Validation and User Interactions. - Donald W. Hillger; William E. Line; Curtis J. Seaman; Steven D. Miller; Steve Finley; Thomas J. Kopp (Remote. Sens., 2022)

A Framework for Satellite-Based 3D Cloud Data: An Overview of the VIIRS Cloud Base Height Retrieval and User Engagement for Aviation Applications. - Yoo-Jeong Noh; John M. Haynes; Steven D. Miller; Curtis J. Seaman; Andrew K. Heidinger; Jeffrey Weinrich; Mark S. Kulie; Mattie Niznik; Brandon J. Daub (Remote. Sens., 2022)

VIIRS after 10 Years - A Perspective on Benefits to Forecasters and End-Users. - Matthew A. Rogers; Steven D. Miller; Curtis J. Seaman; Jorel Torres; Donald W. Hillger; Ed Szoke; William E. Line (Remote. Sens., 2023)