Earth observation, filed as records
Observations of the planet — its land, its atmosphere and its oceans — held as records rather than as articles reporting them.
- what is recorded declared
- 2
- per record
- 1.7 KB
How it divides
1 dimension · press a band to read it- Earthquake224,544 · 69.4%
- Species occurrence99,004 · 30.6%
224,544 records are filed under Earthquake — 69.4% of those that declare it.
323,548 of 323,548 declared · 100.0%. The rest carry no value for this field, so these shares are of the declared set and do not add up to the collection.
What you can do with it
Find the observation itself — Describe what you are looking for and reach the record, rather than the news story that summarised it.
Read it beside the science — It sits next to the research and agriculture collections, so an observation and the papers around it turn up together.
Follow it back — Every record keeps the address it was read from, so an observation can be checked at source.
Where it stops
It is not imagery, and it is not a mapping service. These are records of observations, not the pictures behind them.
It is not a monitoring alert. Records are read as they are published; nothing here watches for a threshold on your behalf.