Downloading Elevation Data from NASA EarthData

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In this tutorial, you will learn the step-by-step process of downloading elevation data from NASA EarthData portal, absolutely for free.

The specific type of digital elevation model (DEM) data that we will be downloading in this tutorial is Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) DEM data, which has an approximate spatial resolution of 30m x 30m.

In this tutorial, we cover a number of components of downloading SRTM DEM data using NASA EarthData web portal such as signing up, specifying the area of interest on the map using a rectangle/ polygon, selecting the right instrument/ project, downloading the required number of DEM tiles in bulk or separately. Finally, we make use of a GIS software like QGIS to merge DEM tiles together to create a continuous, seamless DEM raster.

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Thank you for sharing this kinds of vedio. I appreciate your contribution to prepare this kinds of materials and help others.

Adeel
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Thanks for such an elaborated yet a small video. I appreciate your contribution but unfortunately the things are changing so rapidly that keeping up to date is hard, especially when you are using data links. Can I suggest to develop the versions of your videos especially data download and pre processing.

rakhshanroohi
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Any idea, why i am getting error while trying to download like you did at 6:18. It says "messge forbidden"

dejavu
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I never saw the elevation as you mentioned. How can I see the elevation of different locations?

seanbooth
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What is highest accuracy data that can be downloaded online for generating dem

ylove
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Thanks. How can we freely have 5m or 20m resolution DEM data?

MuhammadUsman-vuhz
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Hi sir actually i am looking for accurate data of land of brawley california altitude as i am not getting it can you please help with it as would be very helpful using earthdata survey?

AmeeraSultana-zc
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5:18 is this data from the year 2000 ?

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