NASA Earthdata Webinar: NASA Soil Moisture Active Passive Mission (SMAP) Data Products

NASA's Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) Mission will produce global soil moisture data at unprecedented levels of accuracy and resolution. The SMAP Spacecraft launched on January 31, 2015. The SMAP instruments are deployed and operating. Data will be flowing and publicly available before the end of this calendar year.

These data will both enable and enhance research into many major endeavors, including: * The processes that link the water, energy and carbon cycles, * Weather and climate prediction models, * Global quantification of the net flux of carbon in Boreal landscapes, and * Flood prediction and drought monitoring capabilities Indeed, the SMAP mission team anticipates that scientists, social scientists and policy makers will develop even more applications using SMAP data. This webinar provides existing and potential new users with an overview of the content and the format of all fifteen SMAP data products.

For NASA NSIDC DAAC SMAP Data Information:

[abhigyanchakraborty]

Can anyone please tell me what is the difference between L4 geophysical and L4 analysis update?

And under what circumstance should I use each?

[omadafriday]

hello thanks for this presentation. please where can idownload the data online?
thank you.

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I am dr. deepika vats from pt.nagina azamgarh associate professor zoology