Join us to learn how to use NASA’s Worldview, an imagery mapping and visualization tool that provides access to over 900 data imagery layers, many of which are available within hours, even minutes, to explore Earth’s interconnected processes and events. Worldview has been used for time-critical applications such as wildfire monitoring and management, supporting science through easy-to-access satellite imagery archives, illustrating disasters and natural events in the media, and for education and outreach. For information or to register

Human activities have increased the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere by 47% since the Industrial Revolution began. Find data on carbon dioxide and other climate-warming gases -- along with resources for using these data -- in the new Greenhouse Gases Data Pathfinder: https://go.nasa.gov/2PujmRE

Whether it's the trees and plants that give us the oxygen we breathe, the snow-capped mountains that provide the water we drink, or the breathtaking geophysical forces that shape the land beneath our feet, we're all connected to and connected by Earth. To learn about some of the scientists studying these natural processes, and how they use NASA Earth science data for their work, we invite you to check out our new ArcGIS StoryMap: Connected by Earth, Informed by Data. This interactive application will both introduce you to researchers working in interesting environments around the globe, and give you a chance to experience the power of NASA Earth data for yourself.

Be sure to check out the Learning Resources section of the StoryMap for links to Data Pathfinders, Data Toolkits, articles, webinars, and more!

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Interested in airborne and field campaign data? A new Sub-Orbital Order Tool (SOOT) released by NASA's Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC) enables sub-orbital data discovery and access within the radiation budget, clouds, aerosols, and tropospheric composition Earth science disciplines. This new Power User Interface (UI) is intended for experienced data users and science teams with extensive knowledge of sub-orbital data. The SOOT Power UI has been designed with advanced search functionalities, using a multifaceted approach that allows users to easily filter and browse airborne and field campaign data based on metadata attributes such as PI, platform, deployment year, start date, and dataID, a unique data product identifier based on measured parameter/species, instrument, or model and prefixed by the mission name. The SOOT Power UI also allows users to review their selected files in a streamlined user interface that enables the downloading of selected files as custom .zip files. Learn more in this ArcGIS StoryMap: https://bit.ly/3suib2M

This cloud primer provides step-by-step tutorials on how to get started in the AWS cloud. The tutorials are listed in the recommended reading order. However, feel free to read them in an order that coincides with your background and preference. View/Download tutorials: https://go.nasa.gov/2H4oDef