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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.
Join us to learn about the importance of lightning observations- for seasonal and long-term trends in lightning activity. We will focus on data and applications from the International Space Station's (ISS) Lightning Imaging Sensor (LIS) instrument.
The talk will be focused around “How’s and “Why's” of full-stack Web site architecture, technology choices, and best practices. The featured use case is the Advanced Analysis of Airborne Chemistry Data web application. Target Audience: Web Engineers, Developers and Data Providers
NASA's ECOSTRESS Mission studies how plants use water by measuring their temperature from space. Join us to learn more about ECOSTRESS mission measurements, data and tools!
During this webinar we will provide an overview of common geospatial operations in R including: how to import data files into R, overlay layers, reduce spatial extent, select and reclassify values, and make a map. Join us to learn more!
NASA's Ocean Biology Distributed Active Archive Center (OB.DAAC) manages, archives and distributes nearly 40 years of ocean color, sea surface temperature, and sea surface salinity data. Join us to learn more about NASA ocean color data, services and tools!
Advances in sensor technology, processing capabilities, and data availability are revolutionizing the radar remote sensing discipline. Join us to learn about new sensors and how NASA’s ASF DAAC is creating new tools and services to make Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data more accessible.
Urbanization is an important driver of change across our home planet. Join us to learn about NASA SEDAC data products that provide estimates of global impervious cover and urban extent at a common 30m spatial resolution.
Join us to learn how to use Drive as a robust FTP alternative, and other services for browsing and retrieving physical oceanography data at NASA's Physical Oceanography Distributed Active Archive Center (PO.DAAC).