Tools tagged with "Data Analysis"

Pytroll is an easy-to-use, modular, free, and open-source Python framework designed for the processing of Earth Observation (EO) satellite data. Its packages are suitable for both research and development (R&D) environments and 24/7 operational production. The framework focuses on atmospheric applications and imaging sensors, supporting a wide range of Earth sciences.

EOxCloudless provides high-resolution, cloud-free satellite imagery derived from the ESA Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission. These elaborately post-processed images are optimized for various applications, including web maps and desktop GIS tools. The service offers both prerendered map caches and source mosaics for diverse user needs.

This platform offers real-time tracking of Starlink, SpaceX, Kuiper, and GPS satellites using an interactive WebGL map. Users can explore live satellite positions, launch tables, and coverage information, with upcoming features like orbital decay predictions and satellite train tracking. It provides a comprehensive visualization of internet constellations and individual satellites.

TouchTerrain is a free web application designed to generate 3D printable terrain models. Users can select areas of the Earth's surface to create physical models, making complex topographical data accessible for various applications.

climlab is a powerful Python package offering a flexible engine for process-oriented climate modeling. It enables users to simulate climate processes as stand-alone models or integrate them into more complex systems, based on a general concept of models as interacting processes. The package facilitates the definition and interactive execution of new model classes by combining various sub-processes.

The FOSSGIS e.V. is a registered non-profit organization committed to advancing the use and development of free GIS software and open geodata. It serves as a central hub for the FOSSGIS community in German-speaking regions, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange. The association achieves its goals through organizing significant events like conferences and hackweekends, alongside supporting various community initiatives.

The LIST (Land Information System Tasmania) provides a comprehensive portal for accessing location-based data and services across Tasmania, Australia. Users can explore and acquire various geospatial datasets, maps, and property information, supporting diverse applications from environmental management to urban planning. This platform serves as a central hub for government agencies, businesses, and the public to utilize authoritative spatial data.

The Riverscapes Consortium is a collective of scientists, restoration practitioners, managers, and conservationists dedicated to addressing urgent riverscape challenges. It works to advance science, build community, develop tools, and distribute data to increase capacity and knowledge, inspiring action for improved riverscape health.

This USGS Open-File Report offers a directory of spatial data related to coal in the former Soviet Union. It includes datasets for coal sample points, coal deposits, and coal basins, derived from various geological surveys and compiled by the USGS. Data is available in multiple GIS and text formats for direct download.

Agisoft Metashape is a standalone software product designed for advanced photogrammetric processing of digital images. It generates highly accurate 3D spatial data suitable for GIS applications, cultural heritage documentation, and visual effects production. The platform also supports indirect measurements of objects across various scales and integrates with Agisoft Cloud for enhanced site inspection and documentation.

The U.S. Geological Survey's Water Resources Mission Area offers essential water information and datasets. These resources are crucial for economic well-being, protecting life and property, and supporting effective management of water resources across the nation. The site lists discrete data releases and datasets produced during their science and research activities.

Orfeo ToolBox (OTB) is a powerful C++ library designed for processing satellite images and other high-resolution geospatial data. It offers a wide array of image processing algorithms, including classification, segmentation, filtering, and geometric corrections, making it a robust solution for remote sensing applications.

This resource provides a ready-to-use and curated list of spectral indices for various remote sensing applications. It keeps track of both classical and novel indices, ensuring they are standardized and usable across different environments and programming languages. The indices are available in convenient formats like CSV and JSON.

The NCDOT GIS Data Layers page serves as a central hub for various geospatial datasets maintained by the North Carolina Department of Transportation. It offers regularly updated information crucial for transportation planning, infrastructure management, and public access. Users can find data related to roads, rail, bridges, and administrative boundaries.

This platform provides access to geospatial data from the Louisiana Department of Transportation & Development. Users can discover, analyze, and download various datasets in formats like CSV, KML, GeoJSON, and GeoTIFF. It also offers API links for GeoServices, WMS, and WFS, enabling further analysis with charts and maps.

The CNG Blog is the official blog of the Cloud-Native Geospatial Forum, a community dedicated to advancing cloud-native geospatial practices. It features articles on new technologies, community sprints, technical developments, and expert insights.

This Rust library provides an implementation of the Geohash algorithm, enabling efficient encoding and decoding of longitude-latitude tuples into and from hashed strings. It facilitates spatial indexing and proximity searches by converting precise geographic coordinates into a compact, searchable string format.

OpenDTM-DE is a project to create a unified, high-resolution Digital Terrain Model (DTM) for Germany. It aggregates freely available 1-meter resolution terrain models from individual German federal states. This initiative addresses the absence of a nationwide high-resolution DTM from the BKG, offering essential geospatial data products.

Quantarctica is a free Geographic Information System (GIS) package developed by the Norwegian Polar Institute. It offers a rich collection of geospatial data, maps, and analysis tools specifically tailored for the Antarctic region. This resource enables researchers, educators, and enthusiasts to explore and analyze polar geographic information effectively within a QGIS environment.

NASA's Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center (LP DAAC) offers a vast array of Earth science data. This center is essential for researchers and scientists investigating, characterizing, and monitoring biological, geological, hydrological, and ecological conditions and processes. It serves as a key resource within the NASA Earthdata ecosystem for land science.