What if you could search, download, and stream NASA Earth science data using a few lines of code? The earthaccess #Python code library makes this possible by providing easy access to NASA Earth data regardless of the data storage location.

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RT @ECMWFCode4Earth: Help to produce a high-resolution model of Earth surface deformation and gravity changes associated with continental water redistribution to allow natural hazard monitoring. 👉 https://t.co/EIuqnbahge
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RT @ECMWFCode4Earth: Interested in #urban #heat #emissions ? Why not work on developing an evaluation tool to tackle outputs of urban energy balance models?
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Access, subset, transform, and visualize snow and ice data from NASA's National Snow and Ice Data Center DAAC using #NSIDCDAAC's #Python-based #Jupyter notebooks that provide tutorials for working with many of their data products.

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New #Python #Jupyter notebook tutorials show you how to work with @NASAJPL #EMIT #methane plume data. #LPDAAC

*⃣EMIT Resources GitHub Repository https://t.co/WOfbPXmeu0

*⃣ EMIT Methane Plume Workshop Recording https://t.co/iC0LJV13Rb https://t.co/SWKzPCBNtP

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Learn how to search, access, and work with NASA/CNES Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) data via GUI, programmatically, or command line using NASA #PODAAC's SWOT data recipes, tutorials, and resources. #CloudComputing #Python #EarthdataSearch

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Find #Jupyter Notebook tutorials that show you use NASA's GPM IMERG precipitation datasets, MERRA-2 datasets and services and tools from NASA's Goddard Earth Sciences Data and Information Services Center (#GESDISC) and more. https://t.co/GGiwuy8PjG
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NASA's Terrestrial Ecology Subsetting & Visualization Services (TESViS) provide user-defined subsets of selected data products at a scale useful for field researchers in easy-to-use formats. #MODIS #VIIRS #ICESat #GEDI #Python

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Learn how to discover, access, visualize, and mosaic @NASAJPL's OPERA near-global Dynamic Surface Water Extent (DSWx) product suite with data tutorials from NASA's #PODAAC. https://t.co/EokkfbJ17d Image: OPERA Project/Planet Labs, Inc.

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Learn how to easily and quickly access the Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) spacecraft’s high-resolution, hyperspectral data through new #Python-focused #Jupyter notebook tutorials: https://t.co/6BmaxPz0qD Image Credit: NASA SVS https://t.co/SBRqDSxh9m

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Are you looking to migrate your data workflows to the cloud? The NASA Earthdata Cloud Cookbook provides tips on how to set up your cloud environment, cheat sheets, tutorials, and more! #R #Python #Jupyter #OpenScience #CloudComputing

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New #Python Tutorial! A new Jupyter Notebook tutorial developed by NASA's Land Processes DAAC (#LPDAAC) shows you how to work with NASA's EMIT L2B Estimated Mineral Identification and Band Depth and Uncertainty data.

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Learn how to access water and energy cycle, atmospheric composition, and climate variability datasets from NASA's #GESDISC with #Python using four techniques: Requests, Pydap, Xarray, and netCDF4-python libraries.

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RT @ECMWFCode4Earth: 🚀 Meet Tom Calloway & Irina Sucoverschi, the brains behind the CDSAPI Request Check project! Their #Python library helps validate requests and data availability before submission, boosting success rates and cutting retrieval time & costs. 👏 More here: https://t.co/dnIQrjXQOv https://t.co/3qZ9XdxiFp

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Learn how to discover, access, visualize, and analyze NASA's ocean biology datasets using #Python. A suite of Jupyter notebook tutorials at NASA's Ocean Biology DAAC (#OBDAAC) will help you to get started!

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New #Jupyter Notebook Data Recipe: How to Generate Earthdata Prerequisite Files (e.g, .netrc, .urs_cookies, .dodsrc) needed to access the NASA's #GESDISC archives manually, or via #Python.

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NASA's Fire Information for Resource Management System (FIRMS) has a Fire Data Academy that shows you how to use FIRMS fire detection data in #Python using #Jupyter Notebook files. No software download and no coding experience necessary.

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The NASA Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) Project and Ocean Carbon & Biogeochemistry (OCB) Program are hosting a second PACE Data Hackweek from August 3-7. If you're interested in participating in this fun social coding event, you can find all the details at https://t.co/ilTPpQjMEH . But make sure to apply by March 24!

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Would you like to learn how OPeNDAP works with #Python libraries to subset NASA Earth science data? Learn how to streamline your data workflow at our upcoming data training webinar on Wed., 4/23.

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Learn how to streamline your discovery, access, and scientific analysis data workflow using OPeNDAP in our latest data training webinar.

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