Category: Observe
A One Health Approach |
- MOPITT
The MOPITT instrument onboard the NASA Terra satellite is the longest-running air pollution monitor in space today (20 years of carbon monoxide [CO] data this year!). With its global concentration datasets that indicate not only the total level of CO, but also CO as a function of altitude (atmospheric profiles), the dataset is ready for your use!
- SCISAT
This satellite measures more atmospheric gases than any other in the world. Its dataset contains multiple air pollutants (NO, NO2, SO2, CO, CH4, and CFCs) for you to use, including unique atmospheric profile data for each gas (concentration as a function of altitude). The dataset is ready for your team to study and link to human health, particularly over Earth's poles (Arctic and Antarctic). Enjoy!
- OSIRIS
This dataset is used by Environment Canada to study nitrogen dioxide pollution throughout the atmosphere around the globe. When combined with other NO2 datasets, it can be used to measure NO2 profile concentrations that are closest to Earth's surface, like nothing else.
- RADARSAT Constellation Mission and RADARSAT-1 data
The "One Health Approach" and air quality concept is linked to ground information (sources of pollution, industries, cities, road network, etc.). Radar data products can be used to identify ground infrastructure and upscale your solution!
- Government of Canada Open Information and Data about Coronavirus and COVID-19
- CSA Open data portal
The CSA makes scientific data available to researchers, students, industry and the public. Come explore!
- Government of Canada Open Data Portal
- Government of Canada Open Maps Portal
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Category: Observe
Scanning for Lifeforms |
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Category: Observe
Hey! What are you looking at? |
- NEOSSat
Data from the world's first space telescope dedicated to detecting and tracking asteroids and satellites. Unlike ground-based telescopes, NEOSSat is able to track satellites and space debris in a wide variety of locations and not be limited by geographic location, the day-night cycle, or weather.
- Canadian Astronomy Data Centre
This is one of the well-known astronomy data providers. Its search system will give you access to data from a wide range of satellites and telescopes.
- CSA Open data portal
The CSA makes scientific data available to researchers, students, industry and the public. Come explore!
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Category: Observe
Home Planet at Your Fingertips |
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Category: Inform
What's Our Carbon Footprint? |
- MOPITT
The MOPITT instrument onboard the NASA Terra satellite is the longest-running air pollution monitor in space today (20 years of carbon monoxide data this year!). With its global concentration datasets that indicate not only the total level of CO, but also CO as a function of altitude (atmospheric profiles), the dataset is ready for your use!
- SCISAT
Canada's ozone and ozone-depleting substance mission measures more carbon-containing molecules than any other satellite in the world (CO, CO2, CH4, CH3OH, HCOOH, H2CO, OCS, HCN, C2H2, C2H4, C2H6). All this data is uniquely available in atmospheric profile format with particular attention to Earth's poles (Arctic and Antarctic). Whatever carbon story you want to tell to policy makers, SCISAT has the data to help you!
- CSA Open data portal
This portal hosts many datasets linked to Earth science such as atmospheric science, space environment and weather. Come explore!
- Government of Canada Open Data Portal
- Government of Canada Open Maps Portal
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Category: Inform
Automated Detection of Hazards |
- RADARSAT Constellation Mission
Some sample radar image products selected by the CSA can be used to monitor and map hazards (soil movements, landslides, floods, fire scars in vegetation, oil spills, etc.).
- Earth Observation Data Management System
This system allows access to many data products and even to 36,000 historical RADARSAT-1 satellite images.
- MOPITT
CO is an immediate product of forest fires. MOPITT data is used regularly with surface observations to illustrate concentrations of this toxic gas through the atmosphere and how this pollution is transported from the source location to other parts of the world.
- CASSIOPE
The CASSIOPE satellite observes Earth's ionosphere and collects data on the effects of solar storms and, more specifically, their harmful impact on radio communications, satellite navigation and other space- and ground-based technologies. Consult a suite of eight science instruments to upscale your solution!
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Category: Inform
Mission to Planet Earth: A Digital History |
- MOPITT
The MOPITT instrument onboard the NASA Terra satellite is the longest-running air pollution monitor in space today (20 years of carbon monoxide data this year!). With its global concentration datasets that indicate not only the total level of CO, but also CO as a function of altitude (atmospheric profiles), the dataset is ready for your use!
- Earth Observation Data Management System
This system allows access to many data products and even to 36,000 historical RADARSAT-1 satellite images.
- CSA Open data portal
This portal hosts many datasets linked to Earth science such as atmospheric science, space environment and weather. Come explore!
- Government of Canada Open Data Portal
- Government of Canada Open Maps Portal
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Category: Sustain
Planet, With People |
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Category: Sustain
Sustaining the Planet for Future Generations (youth challenge) |
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Category: Create
Virtual Planetary Exploration |
- Rover fleet
Get direct access to a series of field tests to replicate scenarios of a lunar sample return mission.
- LIBS
Access data from laser plasma emission spectroscopy (LIBS). The data was obtained from 68 samples of rocks and minerals via Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy.
- CSA Open data portal
The CSA makes scientific data available to researchers, students, industry and the public. Come explore!
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Category: Create
Putting the 'Art' in Artemis |
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Category: Create
Let's Connect |
- CSA Open data portal
The CSA makes scientific data available to researchers, students, industry and the public. Come explore!
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Category: Create
Breakthrough |
- CSA Open data portal
Come explore some space exploration data! The CSA makes scientific data available to researchers, students, industry and the public.
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Category: Create
Create a Mascot!
(youth challenge) |
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Category: Confront
Better Together |
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Category: Confront
Spot That Fire V3.0 |
- MOPITT
CO is an immediate product of forest fires. MOPITT data is used regularly with surface observations to illustrate concentrations of this toxic gas through the atmosphere and how this pollution is transported from the source location to other parts of the world.
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Category: Confront
A Flood of Ideas |
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Category: Connect
Can You Hear Me Now? |
- Rover data
Get direct access to a series of field tests to replicate scenarios of a lunar sample return mission, including long-distance communications.
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Category: Connect
Orbital Sky |
- NEOSSat
Data from the world's first space telescope dedicated to detecting and tracking asteroids and satellites. Unlike ground-based telescopes, NEOSSat is able to track satellites and space debris in a wide variety of locations and not be limited by geographic location, the day-night cycle, or weather.
- Canadian Astronomy Data Centre
This is one of the well-known astronomy data providers. Its search system will give you access to data from a wide range of satellites and telescopes.
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Category: Connect
Space Exploration in your Backyard |
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Category: Connect
Data Discovery for Earth Science |
- MOPITT on NASA's Terra satellite
From regional air pollution sources (fires, industry, vehicles, etc.), MOPITT CO data is available for you to integrate into your solution!
- SCISAT
This satellite measures more atmospheric gases than any other in the world. Its dataset contains multiple air pollutants (NO, NO2, SO2, CO, CH4, and CFCs) for you to use, including unique atmospheric profile data for each gas (concentration as a function of altitude). The dataset is ready for your team to study and link to human health, particularly over Earth's poles (Arctic and Antarctic). Enjoy!
- OSIRIS
This dataset is used by Environment Canada to study nitrogen dioxide pollution throughout the atmosphere around the globe. When combined with other NO2 datasets, it can be used to measure NO2 profile concentrations that are closest to Earth's surface, like nothing else.
- CSA Open data portal
The CSA makes scientific data available to researchers, students, industry and the public. Come explore!
- Government of Canada Open Data Portal
- Government of Canada Open Maps Portal
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| CSA's Bring your own Challenge |
Amaze us! Create your own challenge and design your own innovative solution. Just be sure to use Canadian data.
Browse through these two open data portals to find accessible and reusable data.
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