Ws Data

Data
Data can be shared, published, and integrated with other data at the Portal

Ws Tools

Tools
Tools can be registered, accessed, and downloaded for use

Ws Web

Web Services
Web services can be registered and invoked using a standard authentication system

Ws Knowledge

Knowledge Representation
Controlled vocabularies, hierarchies, and more complex relationships among scientific terms can be registered and accessed

Recent News

  • GeoEarthScope Northern California Airborne LiDAR Data Available for Download
    Utilizing high resolution airborne laser swath mapping (a.k.a. LiDAR) topography data acquired by the GeoEarthScope Northern California LiDAR project, along with data gained from the B4 project, the entire San Andreas fault system has now been imaged with high resolution airborne LiDAR, along with many other important geologic features, and is available for download via the GEON Portal. This entire dataset is now available as 1 km^2 tiles of 0.5 m digital elevation models - both unfiltered (all data)and filtered (bare earth) in ESRI (ArcGIS) binary grid format. Complete metadata are also available for download. In addition to the tiled DEM's, point cloud data are available for approximately 60% of the dataset for users who wish to download the LiDAR returns or generate custom DEMs. Further Details
  • GeoEarthScope LiDAR Point Cloud Data for Northern California Released
    GEON is pleased to announce the release of the first batch of GeoEarthScope LiDAR point cloud data for Northern California. This release includes data for the extent of the tiled DEMs currently available via the GEON LiDAR system. Access to these data is via the NoCal GeoEarthScope page in the GEON LiDAR Portal (goto site). Through this page, registered users are able to download raw point data as well as dynamically generate custom digital elevation models from the point data. Please stay tuned for the release of the remaining tiled DEMs in the near future
  • Beta Version of EarthScope Data Portal (ESDP) Released
    The EarthScope Data Portal team—consisting of members from the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC), Incorporated Research Institution for Seismology (IRIS), University NAVSTAR Consortium (UNAVCO) and International Continental Scientific Drilling Program (ICDP)—successfully released the beta version of the EarthScope Data Portal (ESDP) on June 4th. This release fixes some of the problems encountered in the Alpha version as well as provides additional functionality for data access and download. Further details