Order tool for geostationary data October 2018

A new order tool was developed by AERIS/ICARE Data and Services Center to retrieve geostationary data sets from the ICARE archive.
Click here to access the tool.
Users can combine various selection criteria (satellite(s), data set(s), geographic region, date range, time range, etc.) to place custom orders. Orders can mix different satellites and data sets. Reprojection on a standard geographic grid is offered as an option, along with geographic subsetting. The tool generates a download script based on the users selection, such that users can retrieve complex and/or massive orders offline automatically. The service is open to all registered users.
Users are invited to provide feedback and comments to contact@icare.univ-lille.fr.

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