NASA EONET

• NASA EONET New Natural EventTriggers when NASA adds a natural event, such as a wildfire, storm, volcanic eruption, flood or iceberg, optionally only in one category, from one source or inside an area

• List natural eventsFind natural events NASA is tracking, such as wildfires, storms, volcanic eruptions, floods and icebergs. Filter by category, source, open or closed, the last few days or a date range, an area on the map, and size (wind speed, burned area...). Each event comes with its latest position and magnitude, every dated position, and a one-line summary.
• Get eventGet one natural event by its id (such as EONET_25339): its category, sources, whether it has ended, and every dated position and magnitude, such as a storm's whole track.
• Get events as GeoJSONRun the same search as 'List natural events' and get the result as a GeoJSON map layer, with one point or area per dated position. Paste it into a mapping tool or save it as a .geojson file.
• List categoriesList the kinds of event NASA tracks (Drought, Wildfires, Severe Storms, Volcanoes...), with what each one covers.
• List events in a categoryList the events in one category, such as every open volcano eruption, together with what the category covers. Filter by source, open or closed, and the last few days or a date range.
• List sourcesList the organisations NASA takes events from, such as InciWeb, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center and GDACS, with their websites.
• List imagery layersList the NASA satellite imagery layers (web map services) that suit a category, such as fire detections and true-colour images for Wildfires, or every layer when no category is chosen. Each comes with its service address and format.
• List magnitude typesList the ways NASA measures an event's size, such as a storm's wind speed in knots or a fire's burned area in acres, with the id to filter events by.

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