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LANCE provides 900+ near-real-time NASA datasets (within 3 hours).

NASA provides an API for accessing near-real-time imagery.

This is the unified U.S. algorithm that provides multi-satellite, multi-algorithm precipitation products (Early, Late and Final). The link leads to this dataset: GPM IMERG Early Precipitation L3 Half Hourly 0.1 degree x 0.1 degree V06

NASA data analysis and visualization without downloading data and software.

Web WorldWind supports WMS or WMTS imagery layers. The WorldWeather app visualizes imagery from different public web services hosted by many international institutions, including NASA.

This example shows how to consume layers from a WMTS service with WorldWind.

This example shows how to consume layers from a WMTS service with WorldWind.

This example shows how to consume layers from a WMS service with WorldWind.

This example shows how to consume layers from a WMS service with WorldWind.

Sea surface temperature, chlorophyll-a concentration, wild fire, etc.

Vegetation, snow and sea ice cover, dryness of vegetation (water stress trend), soil moisture, wildfire, land and sea surface temperature, etc.

JAXA satellite database related to land, sea, atmosphere, snow and sea ice, water cycle and climate fields.

Some radar sample images products selected by the Canadian Space Agency can upscale your solution!

This system allows access to many data products and even to 36,000 historical RADARSAT-1 satellite images.

The MOPITT Instrument onboard the NASA Terra Satellite is the longest-running air pollution monitor in space today (20 yrs of carbon monoxide data this year!). With its global concentration datasets that not only indicate the total level of CO, but also CO as a function of altitude (atmospheric profiles), the dataset is ready for your use!

Euro Data Cube is providing seamless access to global archives of Sentinel, Landsat and MODIS datasets, easy to analyze, integrate or run machine learning workflows on.