Making NASA earth observing system satellite data accessible to the K-12 and citizen scientist communities
S.W. Moore
Abstract
S.W. Moore
Abstract
The Atmospheric Sciences Data Center (ASDC) at NASA Langley Research Center houses over 700 data sets related to Earth's radiation budget, clouds, aerosols and tropospheric chemistry. The "Mentoring and inquiry using NASA Data on Atmospheric and Earth science for Teachers and Amateurs" (MY NASA DATA) project has been established to systematically support educational activities at all levels of formal and informal education by reducing these large data holdings to "microsets" that can be easily explored and understood by the K-12 and the amateur scientist communities.
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The Atmospheric Sciences Data Center (ASDC) at NASA Langley Research Center houses over 700 data sets related to Earth's radiation budget, clouds, aerosols and tropospheric chemistry. The "Mentoring and inquiry using NASA Data on Atmospheric and Earth science for Teachers and Amateurs" (MY NASA DATA) project has been established to systematically support educational activities at all levels of formal and informal education by reducing these large data holdings to "microsets" that can be easily explored and understood by the K-12 and the amateur scientist communities.
Key concepts: Satellite, Citizen science, Amateur, Earth system science, Atmospheric research, Meteorology, Remote sensing, Environmental science