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Using GES-DISC to get OMI Data
This strategy allows you to specify the specic places and time ranges for which you’d like data. This
is helpful if you if you do not want an enormous worldwide dataset.
1. Go to https://disc.gsfc.nasa.gov/.
2. Enter your search term (e.g.: NO2).
3. Many different results will appear; make sure you nd OMI L3 data to get interpreted &
gridded data.
a. Note: L3 signies that the data has been gridded. Click here for more on data
processing levels.
4. Click on the icon subset/get data. This will allow you to subset your data temporally and
spatially
5. Click Rene Date Range to select the range of dates for which you’d like data.
6. Click Rene Spatial Region to focus on the area for which you’d like data.
a. Note: Rening the spatial region automatically populates the spatial subset and vice
versa.
7. Click the Variables dropdown and choose the variable you’d like to download.
8. Click the File Format dropdown to choose the le you’d like.
9. Click Get Data to begin downloading your data.