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Featured Webinars

Introducing NISAR: NASA’s Biggest Earth Observation Mission

Join us on Jan. 21, 2026, to explore how NISAR will revolutionize how we monitor Earth.

Jan. 21, 2026,3:00-4:00 p.m. EST(2000-2100 UTC)

NASA’s Global Flood Product shows extensive flooding in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil on May 6, 2024, after the devastating heavy rains in the region. The 1-day product is shown here, with flooding in red, and normal surface water in blue.

Discover and Access NASA’s Near Real-Time Global Flood Products

Join us on Wed., September 17, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. EDT (-04:00 UTC) to learn how to discover, access, and use NASA's near real-time global flood products .

Sept. 17, 2025,2:00-3:15 p.m. EDT(1800-1915 UTC)

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Developing a Smarter Way to Search – Parsing the Online “Forest” To Find Data for Your Research Needs Using a Scalable Integrated Data Discovery System

This TechTalk features SmartSearch, a deep learning tool to automate data discovery for materials science, oil and gas infrastructure, and more.

Dec. 6, 2021,1:00-2:00 p.m. EST(1800-1900 UTC)

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Explore GIS Efforts that Enable Earth Science at NASA's GES DISC

Learn how NASA’s GES DISC is working to increase access to NASA Earth science data through interoperable GIS image services such as Web maps, StoryMaps, Web applications, and desktop applications including ArcGIS Pro or QGIS. We will also show you how to access the image service through open science frameworks such as Jupyter Notebooks.

Oct. 27, 2021,2:00 p.m. EDT(1800 UTC)

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Learn How to Access and Acquire NASA Level-1 Data and Atmosphere Products from LAADS DAAC

Join us for an overview of NASA's LAADS DAAC, its Level-1 and atmospheric data products, and to explore different options to search, discover, and acquire the data.

Sept. 22, 2021,2:00 p.m. EDT(1800 UTC)

Toward Analysis Ready Data—Programmatically Discover, Access, and Subset Daymet V4 Data with Python and ArcGIS

The Daymet dataset provides long-term, continuous, gridded estimates of daily weather and climatology variables across North America. Join us for an introduction to the Daymet Version 4 Data Collection and for a demonstration on how to programmatically discover and subset Daymet data to a region and time period of interest.

Aug. 31, 2021,8:31 p.m. EDT(0031 UTC)

Surfing Ocean Data in the Cloud—The Beginners' Guide to PO.DAAC in the NASA Earthdata Cloud

Join us to learn more about the migration of NASA PO.DAAC physical oceanography data to the Earthdata Cloud hosted in the Amazon Cloud (AWS). During this webinar, we will discuss which data will be hosted in the cloud, show you options for how to migrate your ocean data discovery and access process to the cloud, and also provide useful resources to support you in navigating this migration.

Aug. 17, 2021,2:00 p.m. EDT(1800 UTC)

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Advancing Global Food Security and SDGs with Machine Learning and Earth Observations

Dr. Hannah Kerner highlights the use of machine learning to address challenges in agriculture and food security through the use of remote sensing data.

Aug. 12, 2021,1:00-2:00 p.m. EDT(1700-1800 UTC)

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Accelerate your Science with On-Demand InSAR Processing from ASF DAAC

Join us to learn how to request analysis-ready On-Demand InSAR products, both through NASA's Alaska Satellite Facility DAAC Vertex data discovery and data access portal and programmatically.

July 28, 2021,2:00 p.m. EDT(1800 UTC)

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Powered Up Data—Getting to Know the Sub-Orbital Order Tool (SOOT) Power User Interface

Join us to explore the Sub-Orbital Order Tool (SOOT) Power User Interface: a new tool released by NASA's Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC) designed to promote discovery and access of airborne and field campaign data for suborbital data research and analysis.

June 30, 2021,2:00 p.m. EDT(1800 UTC)

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