The Oak Ridge National Laboratory Distributed Active Archive Center (ORNL DAAC)
for biogeochemcial dynamics is one of the NASA Earth Observing System
Data and Information System (EOSDIS)
data centers managed by the Earth Science Data and Information System (ESDIS)
Project, which is responsible for providing scientific and other users access
to data from NASA's Earth
Science Missions.
ORNL DAAC is operated by the ORNL Environmental Sciences Division and is responsible for data archival, product development and distribution, and user
support for biogeochemical and ecological data and models.
more . . . The ORNL DAAC User Working Group (UWG) provides guidance in the assembly of data and model products needed in biogeochemical studies to address global environmental change issues.
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more . . . The ORNL DAAC User Working Group (UWG) provides guidance in the assembly of data and model products needed in biogeochemical studies to address global environmental change issues.
Biogeochemical dynamics refers to interactions between the biological, geological, and chemical components of the Earth's environment. These dynamics are influenced by interactions between organisms and their physical surroundings, including soils, sediments, rocks, water, and air. Biogeochemistry, the study of biological controls on the chemistry of the environment (air, water, and soil) and the geochemical regulation of ecosystems, is a central focus in the study of ecosystems, and is vital to the study of our Earth.
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The ORNL DAAC adheres to the official
NASA Web Privacy Policy. We do not collect information for commercial marketing, nor do we
create individual profiles or provide information to any private organization. We request that
you register with our site so that we can communicate data related information to you, and to
help us understand your biogeochemical data product and service needs.
To acknowledge the scientists who have provided archived ORNL DAAC data products, we request that you include a bibliographic citation for those products that you use in your publications. Citation information is provided in the documentation that accompanies all our data products. If you have questions about how to cite ORNL DAAC data products or services, please contact the ORNL DAAC User Services Office (USO).
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Please email us an electronic reprint or bibliographic citation of each of your publications that use ORNL DAAC data products or services. This information helps us to understand our user community by demonstrating how ORNL DAAC products and services are being used.
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To acknowledge the scientists who have provided archived ORNL DAAC data products, we request that you include a bibliographic citation for those products that you use in your publications. Citation information is provided in the documentation that accompanies all our data products. If you have questions about how to cite ORNL DAAC data products or services, please contact the ORNL DAAC User Services Office (USO).
more . . .
Please Send Reprints!
Please email us an electronic reprint or bibliographic citation of each of your publications that use ORNL DAAC data products or services. This information helps us to understand our user community by demonstrating how ORNL DAAC products and services are being used.
Click here to see our Web Site Map. To assist users in understanding the navigation within our site, bread-crumbs appear at the top center in grey text on all our pages.
