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ASTER GDEM V2 Tutorial
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A quick tutorial for ordering ASTER Global DEM V2 data.
ASTER GDEM V2 Tutorial
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AMSR-E Instrument Failure
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As of 06:58 UTC on 04 October 2011, the AMSR-E instrument on board the Aqua satellite stopped producing data due to a problem with the rotation of its antenna. NASA is currently working with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) to assess the condition of the AMSR-E instrument and consider future steps. For more information, please contact NSIDC User Services at nsidc@nsidc.org..
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Upcoming Features
An overview of features available in future versions of Reverb.
Shopping Cart
The shopping cart contains all datasets and granules you have
selected. Each item will state if it’s orderable, downloadable, or
available for further processing by a service provider.
Orderable items are available for asynchronous requesting from the
corresponding data provider(s). Downloadable items are available for
immediate bulk download. Items with available services may be
submitted for further processing. Hover your mouse over the name of a
service associated with an item for a description of that service.
Select the item you wish to obtain and click the corresponding
button.
Your cart is empty.
Review the instructions, click "Save". By clicking "Save" you will be prompted to save a file (urls.txt). The file will contain the URLs for the items selected in your cart. Data transfer tools like wget or cURL can be used to retrieve all the data with one command using the file as input. Or, simply paste any browser-compatible URL, like HTTP, into your browser's location bar to download a file.
Select URLs to Download:
Select Download Option:
You will be prompted to save a text file containing the URLs for the selected items in your cart.
Instructions:
Data transfer tools like wget or cURL support widely-used internet protocols like HTTP/HTTPS/FTP and can be used to retrieve all the data with one command using the file as input. Or, simply paste any browser-compatible URL, like HTTP, into your browser's location bar to download a file.
In a UNIX-like environment, use the following commands to download data to the current working directory:
Using wget
> wget -i <url text file>
Using cURL
> for i in `cat <url text file>`; do curl $i -OL -s; done
You will be prompted to save a script file which will download the data at the URLs for the selected items in your cart. The script will only include data that is accessible using FTP.
Instructions:
On SGI, Linux or Mac platforms
> ftp -p -n < <url script file>
On DOS, SunOS, or Windows
> ftp -n -s:<url script file>
