earthdata

🌎 🔧 MCP Server for NASA Earth Data.

Prefect integrations with NASA Earthdata.

CLI tool for NASA Earthdata granule/collection search and download

Repo documenting setting up a JupyterHub two ways: with Binder and with Amazon Web Services.

This repo contains open-source tools and tutorials developed by scientists and engineers funded by the NASA TROPESS project.

A set of example notebooks on how to use Earthdata GIS service through RESTful and Python API

Back-end API for Earthdata Pub

core code repository for Earthdata Pub (EDPub)

[Deprecated]: This module is now integrated directly within the dashboard application - Forms for Earthdata Pub rendered in Vue.js

[Deprecated]: This module is now integrated directly within the dashboard application - Overview pages for Earthdata Pub

Front-end Dashboard for Earthdata Pub

SEDAC Gridded Population of the World

Physical oceanography plugin for Open Science Pillars: the ECCO v4r4 state estimate, SWOT KaRIn SSH, meridional transport, budget closure, water masses, sea level, receipted figures, and the PO.DAAC knowledge arc. One install brings core and nasa-daac-knowledge with it.

A Jupyter Notebook to download and process GPM IMERG data from NASA Giovanni using Python

A conformant Open Knowledge Format bundle to copy when starting a new knowledge bundle, with one fully annotated example per concept type. OKF v0.2 plus the Open Science Pillars requirements.

Estimating Snow ❄️using NDSI From MODIS satellite Data 2000 to 2021

Voice-powered weather & air quality assistant built for the 2025 NASA Space Apps Challenge (Global Nominee). Parses cloud-hosted NASA TEMPO satellite NO₂ data and OpenWeatherMap forecasts to deliver spoken, personalized activity scores and health advisories based on physical condition and WHO guidelines.

Reproducible InSAR pipeline for the 2026 Venezuela earthquake (ML 7.2 / 7.5), Sentinel-1D · HyP3/ISCE2 · NASA Earthdata · La Guaira / Caracas

Study notes, geospatial code, and hands-on projects exploring NASA ARSET Remote Sensing fundamentals.

Helping to develop actionable tools and best practices to aid new and existing open source projects within the NASA Earth Science community