Making Satellite Datasets Accessible for Everyone A look into my NASA Internship – summer 2015 Aaron Scott University of North Dakota.

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Making Satellite Datasets Accessible for Everyone A look into my NASA Internship – summer 2015 Aaron Scott University of North Dakota

NASA Internship NASA/Univ. of Virginia HPC workshop Langley Research Center – Hampton, VA Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC) 2

Overview “Responsible for processing, archival, and distribution of NASA Earth science data” Radiation budget, clouds, aerosols, and tropospheric chemistry > 45 projects > 1700 archived data sets > 3 Petabytes (PB) of data 3

Support NASA operates several different satellite missions CALIPSO CERES MISR MOPITT ASDC works with science teams Provide data support and Processing Archiving and subsetting 4

Datasets Satellite datasets are inherently large Data archives are growing daily Researchers need accessibility Let the scientists do science! Analyze data not process Researchers only want necessary data 5

Subsetting 6

Subset – a set that is part of a larger set 7

Subsetting Subset – a set that is part of a larger set 8

Subsetting Subset – a set that is part of a larger set 9

Making Data Useful 10 Data collection without communication is … pointless? Data needs to be in some format that is useful Standard names Standard dimensions Units

Making Data Useful 11 And units are important! Mars Climate Orbiter Navigation error English and metric units 60 miles off trajectory Source: _MCO.html

Making Data Useful 12 CF (Climate and Forecast) Compliance Metada standards Data that tells us about data (units, etc.) Standard names Standard Dimensions

Making Data Useful 13 Data compliance makes using data and visualization easier

14 Measurment of Pollution in the Troposphere Launched on TERRA in 1999 Canadian Space Agency (CSA) National Center for Atmos. Research (NCAR)/NASA Measures carbon monoxide and methane

15 Carbon monoxide profiles Horizontal Resolution = 22 km Vertical Resolution = 3 km High enough resolution to track the gas to certain cities or other sources Swath = 640 km wide Source: e.html

16 Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, and poisonous gas Burning of fossile fuels Leads to atmospheric conditions such as smog MOPITT Monthly Average for December 2015

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HDF5/NetCDF4 Hierarchical Data Format (HDF) Network Common Data Form (NetCDF) Common data structures used in the atmospheric sciences 18

MOPITT Subsetter Algorithm MOPITT data subsetter at ASDC was upgraded to incorporate HDF5/NetCDF4 Algorithm follows CF compliance Python code used as development language 19

MOPITT Subsetter Algorithm 20

MOPITT Subsetter Algorithm 21 Web based ordering platform It’s like “take out” for scientists!

MOPITT Subsetter Algorithm 22

MOPITT Subsetter Algorithm 23

MOPITT Subsetter Algorithm 24 View of data before and after passed through algorithm HDFView software

Conclusions 25 Making data more accessible requires: Communication Collaboration Governance The efforts of the ASDC and similar organizations will continue to work to provide accessible data that can be used by everyone Furthering science starts with proper data management

Acknowledgements Walt Baskin – NASA Mentor ASDC ND Space Grant Consortium – THANK YOU! 26