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2 | | -title: "ASDC Data and User Services Tutorials and Resources" |
3 | | -subtitle: "With mission-specific guidance" |
| 2 | +title: "ASDC Data and User Services" |
| 3 | +subtitle: "Tutorials and resources with mission-specific guidance" |
4 | 4 | date: last-modified |
5 | 5 | author: "Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC)" |
6 | 6 | --- |
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8 | 8 | ## Welcome {#welcome} |
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10 | | -**Welcome to the Data and User Services repository for the |
11 | | -NASA Atmospheric Science Data Center ([ASDC](https://asdc.larc.nasa.gov/))!** |
| 10 | +How-to guides (goal-oriented tasks), tutorials (learning-oriented walkthroughs), |
| 11 | +and scripts for working with data from missions |
| 12 | +archived and distributed by NASA's |
| 13 | +[Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC)](https://www.earthdata.nasa.gov/centers/asdc-daac). |
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13 | | -This GitHub page serves as a comprehensive resource for end users |
14 | | -seeking guidance and instructions on |
15 | | -working with data from select missions that are archived and distributed by |
16 | | -the ASDC Distributed Active Archive Center (DAAC). |
17 | | -Its aim is to enhance the knowledge and proficiency of data users, |
18 | | -enabling more effective usage of the valuable resources made available by ASDC. |
19 | | -Through this transfer of expertise from ASDC to users, we hope to |
20 | | -foster a collaborative environment that drives innovation and progress in space-related endeavors. |
| 15 | +Browse the sidebar for mission-specific guidance covering |
| 16 | +CALIPSO, CERES, DSCOVR, MAIA, MISR, MOPITT, POWER, PREFIRE, |
| 17 | +SAGE III-ISS, STAQS, TEMPO, and TOLNet. |
| 18 | +Examples cover working with NASA Earthdata on your local machine as well as |
| 19 | +in the cloud. |
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22 | | -**In the left sidebar...** |
23 | | - |
24 | | -You will find how-to guides (for goal-oriented tasks), tutorials (for learning), and scripts |
25 | | -for select missions and a variety of use cases. |
26 | | -Examples are provided for working with NASA Earthdata both on your local machine as well as in the cloud. |
27 | | -The cloud-based guides exemplify the advantages of working with NASA Earthdata in the cloud and |
28 | | -aim to provide a starting point for exploring what your own workflows could look like in the cloud. |
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31 | | -*This site is under active, open development. Stay tuned for more and ever-evolving content!* |
| 21 | +*This site is under active, open development. Stay tuned for more and |
| 22 | +ever-evolving content!* |
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