NASA's Application for Extracting and Exploring Analysis Ready Samples (AppEEARS) is a powerful web application and application programming interface (API) that provides intuitive access to more than 100 geospatial datasets from multiple federal agencies, including datasets at several NASA Distributed Active Archives Centers (DAACs). This webinar showcases AppEEARS and its capabilities and highlights AppEEARS resources to help simplify data access workflows using the system.

Through AppEEARS, users can precisely extract data for point locations or areas of interest for specified variables and time ranges, resulting in streamlined access to needed data and a significant reduction in download volumes. AppEEARS also brings efficiency to scientific workflows through its ability to reformat and reproject outputs. The web application offers builtin exploratory data visualizations for users to gain insights into the data prior to downloading, while the AppEEARS API provides programmatic use of AppEEARS functionality for users who prefer working from a programming environment. AppEEARS outputs are staged in NASA's Earthdata Cloud and are available for download and direct access from AWS USWest2.

Presentation slide deck: https://go.nasa.gov/3Jwrdqg
AppEEARS https://appeears.earthdatacloud.nasa....
AppEEARS API Documentation https://appeears.earthdatacloud.nasa....
LP DAAC GitHub Resources: https://github.com/nasa/LPDAACDataR...
AppEEARS GitHub Resources: https://github.com/nasa/AppEEARSData...

Chapters
00:00 Introduction/Logistics
04:35 Introduction to NASA's LP DAAC
05:32 Overview of AppEEARS
10:10 Why AppEEARS is so efficient
12:24 What you can do with AppEEARS: Point and Area Based Data Extraction/Samples
16:14 Data Reduction
17:12 Available Data
18:26 Variables
19:39 Overview of Demos
20:28 User Interface WalkThrough
23:47 Demo: Pointbased Sample
37:17 AppEEARS API Documentation
38: 15 AppEEARS Learning Resources (R, Python, etc.)
39:44 How to work with AppEEARS Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF outputs (area sample)
50:30 Use Cases
56:07 QuestionandAnswer Period