View Dataset Definition

View the full definition of a dataset using the forms below. The left panel contains the dataset metadata and the center panel can be used to see individual measurement details. Select a measurement using the rightmost panel to view that measurement's definition. Use the bottom buttons to download a .yaml file for this dataset or create a new measurement using this as a base.

Dataset Metadata:
Enter a name for your dataset. Spaces and special characters are not allowed. We recommend an all lowercase, underscore seperated string.
Enter a description for your dataset. Spaces, special characters, etc. are all allowed.
Metadata type reference. This must correspond with a metadata type that exists in the database. This will generally remain 'eo'.
Is this dataset managed by the Data Cube? This will be true for products of the ingestion process.
Enter the platform for your dataset. Spaces and special characters are not allowed.
Enter an instrument name for your dataset. Spaces and special characters are not allowed.
Enter a product type for your dataset. Spaces and special characters are not allowed.
Enter your dataset's file format - examples include GeoTIFF, NetCDF, JPEG2000, and ENVI.
This must correspond with the driver of the dataset - generally only set on products that have been ingested.
Optional parameter. Please enter a x/longitude resolution for this dataset. This value should correspond with the actual resolution of the dataset this configuration is referencing.
Optional parameter. Please enter a y/latitude resolution for this dataset. This value should correspond with the actual resolution of the dataset this configuration is referencing.
Optional parameter. Please enter a CRS in WKT or EPSG format. This value should correspond with the crs of the dataset this configuration is referencing.
Measurements:
B01_60m
B02_10m
B03_10m
B04_10m
B05_20m
B06_20m
B07_20m
B08_10m
B8A_20m
B09_60m
B11_20m
B12_20m
SLC_20m
Measurement:

Select a measurement to the right to view and edit properties.

Create a derivative dataset