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Webinars
Our online seminars and workshops feature experts in various disciplines who share their knowledge in a particular subject area, from data in the cloud to specific data tools.
This presentation will discuss NASA's Global Hydrology Resource Center Distributed Active Archive Center (GHRC DAAC) activities to transition the user experience to the cloud, how these efforts are being applied (e.g., tools, visualizations, and analysis), and how this supports users.
As of 6/23/20 this webinar is full. However, the event will be recorded and made available online to our NASA Earthdata YouTube channel and on the NASA Earthdata website. Additional live sessions will be held in the weeks to come.
This webinar will provide a basic introduction to SAR data collection, the datasets that are available from NASA's Alaska Satellite Facility Distributed Active Archive Center and the processing required to extract useful information from the data.
Join us for an introduction to NASA’s Global Ecosystems Dynamics Investigation (GEDI) datasets and to learn how to use LP DAAC's web service, data prep script, and Jupyter Notebook Python tutorial series.
During this webinar we will introduce several of the NSIDC DAAC snow-focused NASA missions and data products, followed by a live demonstration teaching participants how to discover, access, and couple snow data across varying geospatial scales using Python.
Join us as we show you how to discover and download atmospheric data at NASA's Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC) in order to showcase your research and enable visualizations of your data and analysis.
Join NASA's Physical Oceanography Distributed Active Archive Center (PO.DAAC) to discuss what it means for NASA's physical oceanography data, services, and resources to move to the cloud and how these changes will impact the data user.
This presentation will explore the history and evolution of satellite-borne ocean color sensors. Join us to learn about the impact of past and present sensors, and how future platforms will contribute toward a growing NASA oceanography data archive.