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× Important If you are a NASA employee and would like to upload new datasets, please send us an email at nasa-data@lists.arc.nasa.gov requesting a "Publisher" account. For more information on uploading data, you can visit our README (this link will only work if you are connected to the NASA network) Continue to Sign-In An official website of the United States government Here's how you know The .gov means it’s official. Federal government websites often end in .gov or .mil. Before sharing sensitive information, make sure you’re on a federal government site. The site is secure. The https:// ensures that you are connecting to the official website and that any information you provide is encrypted and transmitted securely. DATA.NASA.GOV ... About Developers Sign-In Open-Innovation Sites Open.nasa.gov API.nasa.gov Code.nasa.gov Datanauts NASA Science Archives List of Science & Mission Data Archives PDS EOSDIS Code & Data from All Fed Agencies Code.gov Data.gov Want NASA data? Check out our data catalog below or you can read about other open-government websites further down the page. Go to the DATA CATALOG Know what you are looking for? Search for it in our catalog of tens of thousand datasets released to the public! Search small Search DATA.NASA.GOV: A catalog of publicly available NASA datasets DATA.NASA.GOV is NASA's clearinghouse site for open-data provided to the public. Tens of thousands of datasets are available for you. Some datasets on data.nasa.gov are harvested from other NASA data archives and other datasets only exist on data.nasa.gov. This slideshow created for SpaceApps Hackathon participants explains the wider NASA data universe and has some suggestions for finding NASA data. Do You Want to Upload New NASA Datasets? If you are a NASA individual and would like to upload new datasets, either manually via a webform or programmatically via API, please check out these instructions . Note: You'll need to be behind the NASA firewall to access that link. If you sign-up without following those instructions, you won't be able to add new datasets. SIGN-IN If you are a NASA staff or contractor and have a public dataset that you would like to upload or link to data.nasa.gov through metadata, please contact us to set up an account via your nasa.gov email. After you have an account, you can sign-in via the sign-in button at the top of this page and upload or edit your dataset as the dataset owner. NOTE: If you create an account yourself, you'll be able to see some information but not be able to upload datasets. -- Open Dataset Resourses Tied to Data.nasa.gov NASA datasets are available through a number of different websites, not just data.nasa.gov. Open-Innovation Program Data.nasa.gov is the dataset-focused site of NASA's OCIO (Office of the Chief Information Officer) open-innovation program. There are also API.nasa.gov and Code.nasa.gov for APIs and Code respectively. Open.nasa.gov is the central page for open-innovation sites and acts as as a home for the datanauts program, which is a public outreach program where members of the public work with NASA datasets. Open Innovation Sites code.nasa.gov A page that contains information on links to all open-sourced NASA code projects. api.nasa.gov A clearinghouse site for information about NASA APIs. Acts a passthrough site to NASA APIs elsewhere. Request a key and get to work! open.nasa.gov More information about all open-innovation sites like code.nasa.gov and data.nasa.gov. Information about datanauts, a problem that lets the public collaborate with nasa. Information about federal open-data mandates that apply to NASA. data.nasa.gov (this site) NASA's central open-data site for the public. Aggregates data from different archives and datasets not available anywhere else. Other NASA Data Sites and Science Archives Additionally, NASA has a number of data archives, often geared around providing the public with datasets from a particular domain, field of science, or mission. Lastly, there are also open-data and open-code aggregator sites that collect open-data and open-code from across all federal government agencies; code.gov and data.gov. Both of these have some APIs for working with their datasets that make them worth checking out even if you're strickly interested in NASA data. nasa.gov/open/data has a good overview of all the various science and mission data sites. A few highligts includes: Planetary Data System (PDS) Earth Observing System Data and Information System (EOSDIS) List of Other NASA Science & Mission Data Archives Submit an issue if you know of another NASA data site that should be included!...