Providing ocean satellite data for the Arctic and Antarctic
The Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee (IARPC) is developing the next Arctic Research Plan for 2022–2026 and is seeking input from any interested individuals and organizations. The comment period is open through June 11, 2021.
Version 5.0 of the ESA CCI Ocean Colour Product is available on the West Coast Node ERDDAP, providing over 60 ocean color products at daily, 8-day, and monthly intervals back to 1997.
The next NOAA CoastWatch course will be held online on May 3-7, 2021. Registration is now open. Learn about available environmental satellite data and gain hands on experience accessing data and incorporating it into your projects.
The sustained transformation to a warmer, less frozen and biologically changed Arctic remains clear
Two new R scripts that demonstrate converting to and from polar projections are now available in the PolarWatch Code Gallery. Thank you to Doug Kinsey and Randy Cutter from NOAA SWFSC for contributing and sharing their code samples. These scripts access satellite and in-situ data from the PolarWatch ERDDAP and demonstrate transforming the coordinates using R spatial dataframes.
View and download over 100 datasets, including satellite data, model output, and in situ measurements from field sensors.
Get DataThe ERDDAP data server provides a simple, consistent way to subset and download environmental datasets in common file formats with options to make graphs and maps.
The Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee (IARPC) is developing the next Arctic Research Plan for 2022–2026 and is seeking input from any interested individuals and organizations. The comment period is open through June 11, 2021.
Version 5.0 of the ESA CCI Ocean Colour Product is available on the West Coast Node ERDDAP, providing over 60 ocean color products at daily, 8-day, and monthly intervals back to 1997.
The next NOAA CoastWatch course will be held online on May 3-7, 2021. Registration is now open. Learn about available environmental satellite data and gain hands on experience accessing data and incorporating it into your projects.
The sustained transformation to a warmer, less frozen and biologically changed Arctic remains clear
Two new R scripts that demonstrate converting to and from polar projections are now available in the PolarWatch Code Gallery. Thank you to Doug Kinsey and Randy Cutter from NOAA SWFSC for contributing and sharing their code samples. These scripts access satellite and in-situ data from the PolarWatch ERDDAP and demonstrate transforming the coordinates using R spatial dataframes.