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How to Invoke a REST API with DIP

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The Digital Information Platform (DIP) REST API guidance document instructs users how to collaborate with DIP and provide information necessary for sub-project success and fruitful partnership collaboration during data exchange.

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Eric Chevalley, Todd J Callantine, Keenan Roach, Paliavi Hegde, Yoon Chul Jung. 2022-08-01. How to Invoke a REST API with DIP. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20220011141

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