These are links to EOS data services' resources and help. We also have links to other data product resources.
 
EOS Data and Information System - EOSDIS
The Earth Observing System (EOS) Data and Information System (EOSDIS) is a comprehensive data and information system developed by NASA under the Earth Science Enterprise.
 
EOSDIS Data Gateway (Version 3 IMS)
The EOS Data Gateway provides a central search and order tool for accessing a wide variety of global Earth science data and information held at 8 different EOSDIS data centers and a growing number of international data providers.
 
EOS Data Information
This page summarizes top level information on EOS data products, location, access, and expected dates of availability for the general EOS community. It is also provides general information about platforms, payloads, and Principal Investigators. Users will find links pointing to the Distributed Active Archive Center (DAAC) or to the EOS Data Gateway (EDG) system, which can be used for ordering a particular EOS data product.
 
Distributed Active Archive Centers (DAACs)
The DAACs process, archive, and/or distribute EOS and other NASA Earth Science data, and provide full support to users of these data. Each data center holds and provides data pertaining to a particular Earth science discipline.
 
Global Change Master Directory
NASA's Global Change Master Directory (GCMD) is a comprehensive source of satellite and in situ Earth science data, with broad coverage of the atmosphere, hydrosphere, oceans, solid Earth, and biosphere.
 
U.S. Global Change Data and Information System (GCDIS)
The U.S. Global Change Data and Information System (GCDIS) is a great source of data sets from U.S. government agencies that produce global change data sets. It is an interagency effort to put everything in one place. It also includes news and educational resources related to global change.
 
NASA/NOAA Pathfinder Program
The joint NASA/NOAA Pathfinder program focuses on processing existing satellite-based, long time-series data sets with stable calibration and community consensus algorithms to better assist the research community in studying global change.
 
Earth Science Information Partners
The Federation of Earth Science Information Partners has a vast collection of data from NASA and other U.S. Government Agency satellite missions. International satellite missions, and from ground based instruments located worldwide. There are currently over 900 data sets available to scientists, educators, companies, and the general public. Learn more about these data sets - and place orders - by using the resources listed on this page.

Data and Information Services for Global Change Research

Cooperating Data Centers