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OCO-3 SAMs (JPL) for US GHG Center

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Description

I am looking into OCO-3 SAMs data. I had a few questions:
https://staging.openveda.cloud/api/stac/collections/oco3-co2-sam-cogs/items/

  1. Did the metadata of the raw file had any information regarding sites or locations? Was each snapshot associated to a location and type of site as shown here. By associated to a location i mean do we have multiple images across time period for a fix location A.
    e.g Location A has images for 01/01, 20/01, 05/02 ....

  2. We are planning to use GOES custom interface.

  • On loading the dashboard user sees all the locations, color coded by type of sites
  • On selecting one location e.g. Location A
  • Card gallery on the right hand side will list all the snapshots for the selected location and select/click the one which needs to be visualized
  1. Instead of Animation we will have a timeline with markers for dates on which snapshots were captured

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Research direction

Start by inspecting the linked STAC items endpoint and the OCO-3 SAMs reference page; the issue names no repository files or tests. Establish the available location, site-type, and capture-date metadata, then define whether the proposed location view, snapshot gallery, and timeline can be supported.

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Domain
data, frontend
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
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Clarity
Needs clarification
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