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GDSG Fire | No Distributor | ||
GFED WCS | No Distributor | ||
GFED8day | No Distributor | ||
GIOVANNI | GIOVANNI | NASA | The Goddard Online Interactive Visualization ANd aNalysis Infrastructure or "Giovanni" is an online tool allowing researchers, students, and application users to easily explore, inter-compare, and analyze remote sensing data using only a Web browser. |
GOCART G OL | No Distributor | ||
GOES | No Distributor | ||
GOES 12 | No Distributor | ||
GOMEm | No Distributor | ||
GSFC NO2 OL | No Distributor | ||
GeoWeb | Environmental Geoweb Service (GeoWeb) | EPA | The Environmental Geoweb Service (Geoweb) is a service that locates, indexes, and presents geographically-referenced scientific data so that EPA scientists can perform cross-disciplinary searches for data of relevance to their work, and can publish data from their research that might benefit other scientists. The Geoweb Service has been designed and developed within the EPA and is currently in an early stage of production use.
The Geoweb Server searches for and indexes geographically-referenced scientific data made public on the servers of organizations outside of the EPA, or on selected data servers within the EPA network. The outside sources are currently concentrated at NASA, NOAA, and the Center for Ocean-Land-Atmosphere. The inside sources include Community Mesoscale Air Quality data. The Geoweb Service has the potential to index any geographically-referenced data published on servers inside or outside of the EPA. User connection to search the index is only available from workstations on the EPA internal network. The Geoweb Server normally performs its dataset indexing at a weekly interval. The Server is instructed to web-crawl an adjustable list of scientific data servers. Metadata about the files found on the indexed servers is brought back to EPA’s Geoweb Server and assembled into an xml database. This database contains all computer-obtainable metadata about each indexed file, and the location of the file on the Internet. The data files themselves remain on the servers where originally published. Currently, about 700,000 scientific files are indexed. Users of the Geoweb Service connect to it at http://gds.rtpnc.epa.gov. They can follow links to specific data sources found on the home page, or perform searches for data by providing search terms. The searches execute quickly because the metadata being searched is all local to the Geoweb Server. The user is presented with a search results list, similar to Google or Yahoo search results. The user can then view the metadata associated with each dataset, or initiate a visualization of the data contents. The visualizations are performed using the World Wind Geo tool, based on NASA’s World Wind, and developed here at EPA; or by using Google Earth, NASA’s World Wind, or ArcGIS Explorer. The reading of metadata and the visualization of the data correctly referenced to the World Wind, Google Earth, or ArcGIS globe is supported for all data set types. Data served from OPeNDAP servers can also be subsetted by geographic bounding boxes, date, or time and the data subset can then be downloaded across the Internet to the user’s workstation. |
HEI | HEI Air Quality Database | Health Effects Institute | The HEI Air Quality Database focuses on levels of PM2.5 components and gaseous pollutants at and near sites in the EPA's PM2.5 Chemical Speciation Trends Network (STN) and State, Local and Tribal air monitoring stations (SLAMS). The Database was originally made available in association with HEI's Request for Applications 05-1, Studies to Compare Components and Characteristics of Particulate Matter Associated with Health Effects, which was issued in the summer of 2005. The Database is now available to investigators interested in using the information for studies on air quality and health. Currently, the Database contains information on speciated PM components and gaseous pollutants at these sites for the years 2000-2006 and it is anticipated that the information will be updated regularly for the next 2-3 years. |
MNEI Area | No Distributor | ||
MNEI Mobile | No Distributor | ||
MNEI NonRoad | No Distributor | ||
MNEI Point | No Distributor | ||
MODIS FIRE | No Distributor | ||
MODIS IMG | No Distributor | ||
MODISd G | No Distributor | ||
MODISm G | No Distributor | ||
MOPITT Day | No Distributor | ||
NAAPS GLOBAL | No Distributor | ||
NAAPS NoAm | No Distributor | ||
NAAPS sigma | No Distributor | ||
NADP | No Distributor | ||
NARSTO | NARSTO Quality Systems Science Center Archive | Sponsored by DOE at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory | NARSTO (formerly North American Research Strategy for Tropospheric Ozone) is a public/private partnership, whose membership spans government, the utilities, industry, and academe throughout Mexico, the United States, and Canada. Its primary mission is to coordinate and enhance policy-relevant scientific research and assessment of tropospheric pollution behavior; its activities provide input for science-based decision-making and determination of workable, efficient, and effective strategies for local and regional air-pollution management. Data products from local, regional, and international monitoring and research programs are available through the NARSTO Permanent Data Archive at the Langley DAAC. |
NARSTO 5min | No Distributor | ||
NASA Atmospheric Science Data Center | NASA Atmospheric Science Data Center | NASA | The Earth Observing System Data and Information System (EOSDIS) manages and distributes data products through the Distributed Active Archive Centers (DAACs). The centers process, archive, document, and distribute data from NASA’s past and current research satellites and field programs. Each center serves one or more specific Earth science disciplines and provides data products, data information, services, and tools unique to its particular science.
The Atmospheric Science Data Center is responsible for processing, archival and distribution of NASA Earth science data in the areas of radiation budget, clouds, aerosols, and tropospheric chemistry. It is unique among NASA data centers in the size of its archive, cutting edge computing technology and full range of data services. |
NEI | No Distributor | ||
NEI Area | No Distributor | ||
NEI EGU | No Distributor | ||
NEI Mobile | No Distributor | ||
NEI Point | No Distributor | ||
NEISGEI | NEISGEI | EPA, NASA | NEISGEI is part of an effort to foster global air emissions networks that provide access to distributed emission inventory data, analysis tools, and an environment for collaboration among researchers, managers, and the interested public. |
NEXRAD WMS | No Distributor | ||
NGC CALPUFF | No Distributor | ||
NOAA HMS WFS | No Distributor | ||
NOAA HMS WMS | No Distributor | ||
NPRI | No Distributor | ||
OMI AI G | No Distributor | ||
OMI AI G OL | No Distributor | ||
OnEarth JPL | No Distributor | ||
POET Anthro | No Distributor | ||
QuickScat WindMed | No Distributor | ||
RETRO ANTHRO | No Distributor | ||
RETRO FIRE AGGR | No Distributor | ||
RETRO FIRES WCS | No Distributor | ||
RSIG | Remote Sensing Information Gateway (RSIG) | EPA | |
SCIAMACHYm | No Distributor | ||
SEAW US | No Distributor | ||
SMARTFIRE | No Distributor |