GMAO Data Products
GMAO generates and distributes a number of products that either make extensive use of NASA's satellite observations, provide support to satellite missions and field campaigns, or help with the planning for new missions. These products also support researchers funded by NASA and others. This page provides quick links to these products: more details are found on the thematic pages.
| Product | Brief Description | Links |
|---|---|---|
| GEOS FP | Analyses and forecasts produced in real time, using the most recent validated GEOS system | GEOS NRT Product Information GEOS FP Weather Analyses & Forecasts |
| GEOS FP-IT | Analyses produced for Instrument Teams, using a stable version of GEOS | Available by subscription only: please contact Rob Lucchesi (rob.lucchesi@nasa.gov) GEOS NRT Product Information |
| Seasonal Forecasts |
Ocean analyses and nine-month atmosphere-ocean forecasts | Seasonal-Decadal Analysis & Prediction Products |
| MERRA-2 | A reanalysis of the period 1979 to the present, including aerosols | MERRA-2 data archive at the GES-DISC GMAO Reanalysis Products |
| 7km-G5NR | A "Nature Run" using a high-resolution version of GEOS, spanning two years and including aerosols and carbon gases | 7km-G5NR data archive at the NCCS Data Portal |
| SMAP L4 | Soil moisture and carbon fluxes produced as part of the SMAP mission | GMAO SMAP Level 4 Products page SMAP data at the NSIDC |
All GMAO data products are experimental and are intended for use by NASA investigators and scientific researchers. To comply with NASA's Earth Science data distribution policy (https://science.nasa.gov/earth-science/earth-science-data/data-information-policy), GEOS datasets are shared for use by the research and applications communities, private industry, academia, and the general public.
GMAO product generation uses HEC resources at Goddard Space Flight Center's NASA Center For Climate Simulation (NCCS). While we make every effort to maintain data continuity, GMAO is not an operational center and consequently has no back-up capabilities that ensure data production or distribution continues when the systems are down.
