GEDI Science Data Tutorials#
Overview#
These tutorials demonstrate how to discover, access, and use GEDI science data products archived at the ORNL DAAC. GEDI L3, L4A, L4B, and L4C data products are available in various data tools and services.
GEDI L4A Footprint Level Aboveground Biomass Density#
Jupyter Notebooks#
Search and download GEDI L4A dataset: search and download GEDI L4A granules over an area of interest to a local machine
Subset GEDI L4A footprints: subset downloaded GEDI L4A granules to an area of interest
Explore GEDI L4A data structure: explore data structure, variables, and quality flags of the GEDI L4A dataset.
Direct S3 Access GEDI L4A from the NASA EarthData Cloud: retrieve the GEDI L4A dataset from NASA Earthdata Cloud using direct S3 access.
Access GEDI L4A dataset with NASA OPeNDAP in the Cloud: access selected variables for the GEDI L4A dataset within an area of interest using OPeNDAP Hyrax
Access GEDI L4A dataset with NASA Harmony API: direct access and subset the GEDI L4A variables using NASA Harmony API
Reproduce L4A AGBD estimates from GEDI L2A RH metrics: reconstruct L4A AGBD estimates using L2A relative height (RH) metrics
Apply correction to AGBD estimates for selected L4A shots, Version 2: apply AGBD correction to Version 1 (V001) GEDI L4A shots affected with the algorithm setting group 10 issue
On-Cloud Data Retrieval and Analysis: Aboveground biomass from GEDI, ICESat-2 and Field Data: directly access and retrieve the GEDI dataset, ICESat-2 and Field Data in the cloud
Python Scripts#
Search and download GEDI L4A dataset: downloads GEDI L4A granules to a local directory based on GeoJSON polygon
Subset GEDI L4A footprints: subsets the downloaded GEDI L4A granules by a GeoJSON polygon file
Subset GEDI L4A with NASA OPeNDAP in the Cloud: accesses the GEDI L4A dataset using NASA’s OPeNDAP Hyrax
GEDI L4B Gridded Aboveground Biomass Density#
Jupyter Notebooks#
Access GEDI L4B Dataset with OGC Web Services: visualize and access the GEDI L4B dataset using the OGC WMS and WCS services
Cite Tutorial#
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