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HDISC: HYDROLOGY DATA AND INFORMATION SERVICES CENTER

Supporting the Hydrological Sciences Branch (HSB)

The Hydrology DISC supports data products generated by GSFC's Hydrological Sciences Branch. Data products from the North America Land Data Assimilation System (NLDAS) and the Global Land Data Assimilation System (GLDAS) can  be accessed through anonymous ftp, the Mirador search and access tool or the GrADS Data Server (GDS). NLDAS and GLDAS systems integrate data from multiple space-based Earth observing systems using advanced land surface modeling and assimilation techniques. These products support weather and climate forecast experiments, water resources applications, and water and energy cycle research.

The data are provisional and subject to change as model improvements are implemented and new input data sets become available.

Other atmospheric moisture and precipitation products are available from the AIRS and Precipitation Data and Information Services Centers.




Latest News

Giovanni provides an increasing variety of remote-sensing data and a broad spectrum of visualization options

Utilization of Giovanni for research expands in global science community

Nov 06, 2009

Use of the NASA GES DISC Giovanni system increasingly seen in peer-reviewed papers; Giovanni also used for scientific meeting presentations, reports, and diverse applications

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TRMM precipitation radar image of Tropical Storm Bilis

Staff members participate in Precipitation Measurement Mission science team meeting

Oct 27, 2009

Science team plans for the next generation satellite to monitor global precipitation patterns

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AMSR-E on the Aqua satellite

NEESPI instance in Giovanni adds soil moisture data

Oct 16, 2009

New versions of monthly soil moisture from AMSR-E

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Online visualization and analysis of GLDAS products in Giovanni

Oct 08, 2009

Users can visualize, analyze, and access GLDAS products in Giovanni, a simple and intuitive online data visualization and analysis system.

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Daily GPCP data for August 28, 2005.  Hurricane Katrina is in the Gulf of Mexico.

New versions of Global Precipitation Climatology Project data

Oct 07, 2009

Version 2.1 of GPCP monthly precipitation data replaces Version 2.0 in Giovanni NEESPI Monthly; GPCP daily precipitation now available in NEESPI Daily

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