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NASA NTRS · 20240015010

Developing a Cloud-Based ArcGIS Image Service for TROPOMI Level 2 Data: Preprocessing, Transformation, and Publication

Abstract

TROPOMI, the Tropospheric Monitoring Instrument aboard the Sentinel-5 Precursor satellite, provides high spatiotemporal resolution atmospheric measurements. It is essential for monitoring air quality, greenhouse gases, and other trace gases. Integrating TROPOMI Level 2 data into an ArcGIS Image Service marks a significant advancement in the accessibility and utility of satellite-derived environmental information for GIS applications. This paper details the methodology for building an ArcGIS Image Service tailored to handle TROPOMI Level 2 data, with a focus on preprocessing, transformation, and cloud-based publication. The workflow utilizes Python and ArcPy for data reformatting, reprojection, and updating, ensuring efficient processing and cloud-based notifications. By establishing a robust pipeline, the ArcGIS Image Service provides real-time access to TROPOMI Level 2 data, enabling users to visualize, analyze, and interpret atmospheric phenomena effectively.

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Peisheng Zhao, Eugene Yu, Allison Alcott, Andrew Batchelor, Hailiang Zhang, Mahabal Hegde. Developing a Cloud-Based ArcGIS Image Service for TROPOMI Level 2 Data: Preprocessing, Transformation, and Publication. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20240015010

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