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ALOS-2 PALSAR-2 ScanSAR Reference Rice Paddy Field Map

dashboard hackathonJAXAopen datarasterrice paddySARsentinel hub

alos-2-palsar-2-scansar-rice-fields-map

This collection contains reference rice paddy field maps derived from ALOS-2 ScanSAR geometrically corrected (orthorectified) data in selected AOIs between 2019 and 2020 for NASA/ESA/JAXA EODashboard Hackathon. The reference map is described in the digital code as 255: rice paddy field, 0: others.

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ALOS-2 PALSAR-2 ScanSAR for Agriculture

dashboard hackathonJAXAopen datarasterSARsentinel hub

alos-2-palsar-2-scansar-for-agriculture

This ALOS-2 ScanSAR L2.1 product contains geometrically corrected (orthorectified) data in selected AOIs between 2019 and 2020 for NASA/ESA/JAXA EODashboard Hackathon. The PALSAR-2 aboard the ALOS-2 is a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), which emits microwave and receives the reflection from the ground to acquire information. Since it does not need other sources of light such as the sun, SAR has the advantage of providing satellite images during day or night. For transmitting and receiving microwaves PALSAR-2 uses the L-band, which is less affected by clouds and rains. This all-weather obse...

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ALOS-2 PALSAR-2 Stripmap for Economy (SM1)

dashboard hackathonJAXAopen datarasterSARsentinel hub

alos-2-palsar-2-stripmap-for-economy-sm1

This ALOS-2 PALSAR-2 Strip Map (SM1 with 3m single polarization ) L2.1 product contains geometrically corrected (orthorectified) in selected AOIs between 2019 and 2020 for NASA/ESA/JAXA EODashboard Hackathon. The PALSAR-2 aboard the ALOS-2 is a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), which emits microwave and receives the reflection from the ground to acquire information. Since it does not need other sources of light such as the sun, SAR has the advantage of providing satellite images during day or night. For transmitting and receiving microwaves PALSAR-2 uses the L-band, which is less affected by...

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ALOS-2 PALSAR-2 Stripmap for Economy (SM1, SM3)

dashboard hackathonJAXAopen datarasterSARsentinel hub

alos-2-palsar-2-stripmap-for-economy

This ALOS-2 PALSAR-2 Strip Map (SM1 with 3m single/dual polarization or SM3 with 10m dual polarization) L2.1 product contains geometrically corrected (orthorectified) in selected AOIs between 2019 and 2020 for NASA/ESA/JAXA EODashboard Hackathon. The PALSAR-2 aboard the ALOS-2 is a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), which emits microwave and receives the reflection from the ground to acquire information. Since it does not need other sources of light such as the sun, SAR has the advantage of providing satellite images during day or night. For transmitting and receiving microwaves PALSAR-2 uses ...

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CO2 and CH4 (GOSAT) partial column density

air qualitydashboard hackathonJAXAopen datatime series

co2-ch4-gosat

Carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4) partial column density of lower (approximately 0 -4 km) and upper (approximately 4 -12km) troposphere (LT and UT, respectively). Read more about GOSAT here

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JAXA's Public-health Monitor and Analysis Platform (JPMAP)

dashboard hackathonhealthJAXAopen data

jaxa-public-health-monitor-and-analysis-platform

This is in cooperation with research institutes including universities and international organizations.EORC developed a user-friendly web-based system, JAXA's (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) Public-health Monitor and Analysis Platform (JPMAP), which distributes satellite-derived environmental information, such as rainfall, shortwave radiation, soil moisture, normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI), aerosol optical thickness (AOT), land surface temperature (LST), and altitude. The system was designed for users to download the data and utilize it without any additional data pro...

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JAXA_wq_chla_anomaly

dashboard hackathonJAXAopen datarastersentinel hubwater quality

jaxa_wq_chla

Water quality Chlorophyll-a weekly anomaly. It is the ratio (percentage) of weekly chlorophyll-a concentration divided by average concentration of other years for 4 sites: North Adriatic, Tokyo, Kobe and Nagoya.
Anomaly[%]=((DN-1)/254*(300-(-100))-100). The base data is made by averaging within -1, 0, +1 weeks in 2018-2020.

File naming convention:
jx_chla_tif_XXX_yyyy_mm_dd.tif
XXX: Area name
         nas -> NAdriatic
         tok -> Tokyo
         kob -> Kobe
         nag -> Nagoya
yyyy:Year
mm:Month
dd:Day

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JAXA_wq_chla_average

dashboard hackathonGCOM-CJAXAopen datarastersentinel hubwater quality

jaxa_wq_chla_average

Chlorophyll-a concentration weekly average (GCOM-C). Weekly average chlorophyll-a concentration for 4 sites: North Adriatic, Tokyo, Kobe and Nagoya. chl[mg/m^3]=10.^(DN/254*(log10(60)-log10(0.03))+log10(0.03))

File naming convention: jx_chla-ave_tif_XXX_yyyy_mm_dd.tif
XXX: Area name
         nas -> NAdriatic
         tok -> Tokyo 
         kob -> Kobe 
         nag -> Nagoya 
yyyy:Year
mm:Month
dd:Day

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JAXA_wq_tsm_anomaly

dashboard hackathonJAXAopen datarastersentinel hubwater quality

jaxa_wq_tsm

Ratio (percentage) of weekly total suspended matter concentration divided by average concentration of other years for 4 sites: North Adriatic, Tokyo, Kobe and Nagoya.
Anomaly[%]=((DN-1)/254*(300-(-100))-100). The base data is made by averaging within -1, 0, +1 weeks in 2018-2020.

File naming convention: jx_tsm_tif_XXX_yyyy_mm_dd.tif
XXX: Area name
         nas -> NAdriatic
         tok -> Tokyo
         kob -> Kobe
         nag -> Nagoya
yyyy:Year
mm:Month
dd:Day

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JAXA_wq_tsm_average

dashboard hackathonGCOM-CJAXAopen datarastersentinel hubwater quality

jaxa_wq_tsm_average

Total suspended matter cocentration weekly average (GCOM-C). Weekly total suspended matter concentration for 4 sites: North Adriatic, Tokyo, Kobe and Nagoya. TSM[g/m^3]=10.^(DN/254*(log10(50)-log10(0.01))+log10(0.01))

File naming convention: jx_tsm-ave_tif_XXX_yyyy_mm_dd.tif
XXX: Area name
         nas -> NAdriatic
         tok -> Tokyo
         kob -> Kobe
         nag -> Nagoya
yyyy:Year
mm:Month
dd:Day

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