NO2 Desktop Data Explorer
Air Quality (NO2) Desktop Data Explorer
Posted October 17th, 2007 by Bruce CaronFEEDBACK UPDATE: If you arrived HERE from the link in the Application and want to give some FEEDBACK: Please use this link: Click Here to Give DIAL NO2 Software Feedback
The DIAL Project is working with the ESIP Federation Air Quality cluster to create a prototype data viewer to explore how NO2 might be used in a decision-making environment. Below you will find more information about the viewer, an FAQ on its design and use, and other information.
DIAL NO2 Data Desktop Explorer: Credits
The DIAL NO2 Data Desktop Explorer is an outcome of the NASA funded DIAL ACCESS Project (NNX06AB08A).
DATA Resources: Courtesy of NASA and the EPA
DATA Resource Services: Courtesy of NASA AURA Science team at Goddard, and the DATAFed REASON project.
Viewer Programming in IDL and Lingo/JavaScript: Martin Landsfeld
User Interface Design: Bruce Caron and Martin Landsfeld
User Interface Graphics: Hajime Narahara
User Interface Usabillity: Bruce Caron
The Explorer was built at the New Media Research Center of the New Media Studio in Santa Barbara, CA.
DIAL NO2 Data Desktop Explorer: Data Resources and Links
The Data Desktop Explorer uses Data from NASA and the EPA.
The OMI NO2 data sets are from the NASA Goddard OMI science team:
EOS Aura Ozone Monitoring Instrument (OMI) OMNO2 Level 3 Data
The EPA AQS datasets are from the DataFed service:
Information about these datasets are available from the websites listed above.
NO2 Desktop Data Explorer: FAQ Page
Posted October 17th, 2007 by Bruce CaronVersion a007 quits when I click on the Data window...
Actually, you can click on the window all you want nothing happens... BUT if you click and move the mouse exactly horizontally or vertically,
this is an action that was not captured in the GUI. It sends IDL a "rectangle" with one side that is too small to output back to the screen. The NEXT version will capture this correctly. SOLUTION: don't click in the data window and move the mouse exactly vertically or horizontally... drag your mouse across the screen at an angle to create an ROI, or mouse over for data values. Sorry about that!
