Four subregions of Alaska (left) with example of lakes and ponds derived from PlanetScope imagery (right). Lake and pond extents include monthly climatological composites (May - September) and 3-year composites for 2019-2021. The inset for the Fairbanks (FB) region shows a close-up of the water extents overlain on sub-meter Esri base map imagery. The Yukon Flats (YF) inset shows variability in surface area of large lakes. The Delta Junction (DJ) inset shows seasonal changes in the area of small ponds. The Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta (YKD) inset shows the spatial variability of water body areas in this region and is an example of a 3-year composite.

Multi-year mean (2016-2018) of percent tree cover maps for Mexico.

CO2 Sounder instrument photographs. a) The aircraft rack with the new seed laser subsystem. b) The aircraft racks containing the laser power amplifiers and the lidar's detector subsystem. c) The lidar's transmitter and receiver telescope assembly, which is positioned over the nadir window assembly in the aircraft fuselage. The optical pulses from the fiber amplifiers, and the received optical signals are coupled via fiber optics. d) The instrument operator's console, with the control computer screens folded away (Abshire et al., 2018).

The topographic distribution and core domain boundary of the ABoVE study area (image is from Liston and Reinking, 2022).

Spatial patterns of the (a) mean annual total particulate matter (TPM) from fire emissions during fire seasons from 2015 to 2020 and (b) TPM from fire emissions in October 2015 across Indonesia. Areas marked with green lines represent peatland areas. Source: Lu et al. (2022).

a) Lake area density (fraction of cell area) and b) ecoclimatic lake type classification. White space indicates cells with no lakes present.

EVI amplitude at Konza Prairie Biological Station in 2019.

Herbaceous aboveground biomass (megagrams/hectare) product for the Atchafalaya and Terrebonne Basins derived from AVIRIS-NG data collected during the April and August 2021 campaigns.

Picture of the Earthdata Forum landing page.