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If you are a NASA employee and would like to upload new datasets, please send us an email at nasa-data@lists.arc.nasa.gov requesting a "Publisher" account. For more information on uploading data, you can visit our README (this link will only work if you are connected to the NASA network)

The majority of dataset pages on data.nasa.gov only hold metadata for each dataset. It is common for the actual data to be held on other NASA archive sites. Data.nasa.gov will have the metadata and links to the data as it exists in those many other locations.

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Some datasets on data.nasa.gov are harvested from other NASA data archives and other datasets only exist on data.nasa.gov. This slideshow created for SpaceApps Hackathon participants explains the wider NASA data universe and has some suggestions for finding NASA data.

If you are a NASA staff or contractor and have a public dataset that you would like to upload or link to data.nasa.gov through metadata, please contact us to set up an account via your nasa.gov email. After you have an account, you can sign-in via the sign-in button at the top of this page and upload or edit your dataset as the dataset owner. NOTE: If you create an account yourself, you'll be able to see some information but not be able to upload datasets.

Data.nasa.gov is the dataset-focused site of NASA's OCIO (Office of the Chief Information Officer) open-innovation program. There are also API.nasa.gov and Code.nasa.gov for APIs and Code respectively.

More information about all open-innovation sites like code.nasa.gov and data.nasa.gov. Information about datanauts, a problem that lets the public collaborate with nasa. Information about federal open-data mandates that apply to NASA.

Code.gov and data.gov are aggregator sites run by GSA (General Services Administration) that collect open-data and open-code from across all U.S. federal government agencies. Code.nasa.gov and data.nasa.gov feed into code.gov and data.gov respectively. Data.gov has an APIs for working with their datasets that make them worth checking out even if you're strickly interested in NASA data. ff782bc1db