Welcome to the ECHO Client Partner community. ECHO Partners are encouraged to network within the community for developing applications and graphical user interface (GUI) development. The ECHO Client Partners are a diverse group of organizations that is continuously growing.
WIST, the Warehouse Inventory Search Tool, is a web-based client for searching and ordering earth science data from various NASA and affiliated centers.. Users can submit cross-discipline queries using spatial and temporal criteria, examine search results for relevancy using built-in tools, and submit orders via ECHO to the appropriate data providers.
http://wist.echo.nasa.govhttp://nsidc.org/data/index.html
The European Space Agency's (ESA) latest client which allows access into the ECHO holdings. The new EOLI Web Client provides access to ESA catalogues of EO products via a standard web browser, as well as to the catalogues of other data providers (for example DLR and NASA ECHO) and is part of ESA's eoPortal.
http://services-test.eoportal.org/portal/service/ShowServiceInfo.do?serviceId=AD809281Clean, easy to use spacial, temporal and name searching and order client. Any registered ECHO user can install and use this Web based, user-interactive application. Datasets searched by the client are currently all ASF collections, possibly other Data Providers later.
Customer service contact information and hours of operation:
uso@asf.alaska.edu
907-474-6166, 8am - 5pm M-F (Alaska Time Zone)
The Automated data Query and Access (AQUA) services being developed by JPL will enable scientific users to automatically incorporate batches of matched data from multiple instruments into local analysis systems as they become accessible (are discovered on-line or brought on-line). In AQUA, a dataset is specified by a space/time query, realized as a list of object IDs (granule IDs), and accessed via a list of ftp or OpenDAP URLs that point to the granules. By collecting metadata for EOS datasets from many providers, ECHO enables very powerful "full metadata" query across all of the datasets.
For more information on AQUA contact Brian.Wilson@jpl.nasa.gov.
The primary goal of this project is to develop a new Water and Energy Cycle (WEC) EOS Clearing HOuse ECHO client, WECHO, that will use ECHO middleware technology to provide acess to and discovery of data resources related the the NASA Global Water and Energy Cycle Focus Area. To this end, metadata in ECHO is an essential information resource for connecting water users to the best available data.
http://eie.esipfed.org/c/portal/layout?p_l_id=PUB.1.428
Web Interface to search, subset, stitch, resample, reproject, and reformat data. WISRD searches ECS data holdings and processes requested data into the user's prefered grid prior to delivery. WISRD is web based, user-interactive and will be available to the public. Datasets to search include MODIS L3, MODIS L2, AMSR L3, and AMSR L2 at NSIDC.
Customer service contact information and hours of operation:
NSIDC User Services (M-F, 9-5, Mountain Time Zone)
phone: (303) 492-6199
email: nsidc@nsidc.org
The Invasive Species Forecasting System is being developed as a joint effort between NASA and USGS. ISFS will take NASA remote sensing data along with field data and using a model, combine them to create a predictive map for use by land managers. An ECHO client is being developed as part of the data ingest subsystem.
http://invasivespecies.gsfc.nasa.gov
NEO (NASA Earth Observations) is a new website geared toward providing not only access to data and browse imagery but instruction and education to the "science-aware" general public about how to work with, and understand, data. NEO will be using ECHO to provide access to raw granules via a shopping cart interface.
For more information on NEO, please contact Kevin Ward, kevin_ward@ssaihq.com
http://neo.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/Search.html