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JPL PO.DAAC - Physical Oceanography Distributed Active Archive Center

A Scientific Data Distribution Site

The Physical Oceanography Distributed Active Archive Center (PO.DAAC) archives and distributes data relevant to the physical state of the oceans. The PO.DAAC is part of EOSDIS, the information system for NASA's Earth Observing System project.

About the PO.DAAC	Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)	How to Order and Retrieve Data	Browse The Data Catalog (Frame Version)
Current Highlights and Key Information	What's New at the PO.DAAC?	The PO.DAAC News and Information Mailing List	Visit Our FTP Site

Current Highlights

NSCAT, the NASA scatterometer: The DAAC will begin distributing data in spring 1997

The TOPEX/POSEIDON Informational CD-ROM: This informational CD-ROM provides a comprehensive look at the TOPEX/Poseidon mission and spacecraft.

Pathfinder SST data: Data from 1987 to 1993 is now available.

Key Information

Guide Documents: Web documents providing in-depth information for selected products.

Sea Surface Temperature (SST) subsets: Using the Web, you may order a spatial or temporal subset of MCSST or Pathfinder SST data.

TOPEX/POSEIDON Images and Animations: Our archive with global images and animations of significant wave height, dynamic ocean topography, precipitable water vapor, and wind speed. Check the main JPL TOPEX/POSEIDON homepage for links to other sources of TOPEX/POSEIDON information. A TOPEX/POSEIDON bibliography is available through Texas A&M University

Education: Oceanographic resources and information for educators.

Tide Models: Links to tide models available on the Internet.

DAAC and EOSDIS Core System Information: Link to other EOSDIS archives, the IMS, the CD-ROM catalog and the yearbook

Listing of EOS data Sets: Descriptions of data sets held by the 9 DAACs, listed by DAAC

IMS: A prototype search system for EOSDIS data

Other Great Sources of Oceanographic Data: Pointers to other oceanographic WWW sites.

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Last Modified: Friday, December 13, 1996 - 05:03:29 PM (PST)