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The Application for Extracting and Exploring Analysis Ready Samples (AppEEARS) offers users a simple and efficient way to perform data access and transformation processes. By enabling users to subset data spatially, temporally, and by layer, the volume of data downloaded for analysis is greatly reduced. Sample requests submitted to AppEEARS provide users with data values and associated quality data for a variety of remote sensing data products. Two types of sample requests are available: point samples of geographic coordinates or area samples of vector polygons. Interactive visualizations with summary statistics of the sample results are provided within the application to allow the user to preview and interact with their sample before downloading the data.

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AppEEARS allows users to subset data spatially, temporally, and by layer, reducing the amount of data they need to download.
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The NASA Application for Extracting and Exploring Analysis Ready Samples (AppEEARS) brings efficiency to your scientific workflow through its ability to subset, reformat, and reproject Earth science data in one step. Tune in to learn more!
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Join us on Tuesday, 15 March 2016, 2 - 3 PM ET​ to learn about web based services at the NASA Land Processes DAAC. Participants will learn how to interact with and use them, and will see how LP DAAC utilized them to build User Interfaces such as AppEEARS, a point-based extraction tool.
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