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- 3. Ground track for the currently selected date Reference ground tracks on other dates Sampling of segments for each beam Select map projection Work with annotations Information about base layers, track & beam legend, Feedback form Zoom to selected region Go to lat/long coordinates Set beam display options Choose tracks to display for current date Select date, toggle calendar Toggle daily imagery Toggle display of all reference ground tracks Reset to global view Distance scale Date of displayed data % of data shown at current zoom level Click & drag to explore data within an area of interest Coordinates under cursor Select default data product
- 4. Select other dates with data on this ground track Click and drag to enlarge any potion of the plot Click to select/deselect individual beams Plot print/download options Click to display elevation profile of data within area of interest Click & drag to explore data within an area of interest Mouse-over to highlight profile of one beam & display segment information. Location shown by blue dot on map
- 5. Click to select which confidence categories to display Click to select which beam to display Plot print/download options Click and drag to enlarge any potion of the plot
- 6. Mouse-over to display photon information. Location shown by blue dot on map Data download options Start Jupyter Notebook with photon data from plot
- 7. Click a circle to display data for that segmentMODIS Surface Reflectance turned on Arctic projection selected Click to display photons for the segment