The Global Ecosystem Dynamics Investigation (GEDI) instrument provides high resolution laser ranging of Earth's forests and topography from the International Space Station (ISS).
Representational State Transfer (REST) services for Global Subsets Tool now replace Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) services.
Example subset of aboveground biomass density (AGBD; Mg ha-1) predictions from the GEDI Level-4A footprint product over Northern California, USA, spanning April to July 2019. GEDI footprints are spaced 60m along track and 600m across-track.
Gross primary production from FluxSat v2.0 expressed as carbon (g m-2 d-1) for July 1st, 2019.
The GEDI instrument onboard the ISS uses three lasers split into eight tracks that fire 242 times per second illuminating a 25-meter footprint of the Earth's surface.
A regional view of Daymet V4 daily total precipitation over 2 days during the time period that Hurricane Harvey made landfall in August of 2017.
Level 4 SMAP Net Ecosystem Exchange (SPL4CMDL) Global daily 9km Gross Primary Productivity (GPP) mean subset for the Colorado Slate River Crested Butte site as graphed from the Fixed Sites Subsets Tool.
Dr. Sparkle Malone uses NASA data including the ORNL DAAC Global Subsets Tool and Daymet data for her research on carbon fluxes in the Everglades.
Dr. Sparkle Malone, uses NASA data to explore how a changing climate impacts ecosystem structure and function.
Searching for the term remote sensing and words related to invasive species (invasive, nonnative, exotic, or nonindigenous) in Google Scholar reveals an increasing number of publications each year using these terms.
A new Earthdata article describes how researchers are using remote sensing to map invasive species.
Responsive design with multiple products and site ordering features now available in Global Subsets Tool for MODIS/VIIRS Land Products.