TERRA-REF Documentation
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  • Introduction
  • Scientific Objectives
  • Experimental Design
    • The Maricopa Agricultural Center (MAC)
    • Controlled Environment Phenotyping
    • Genomics
  • Data
    • How to Access Data
    • Data Products
      • Environmental conditions
      • Phenotype Data
      • Genomics data
      • Fluorescence intensity imaging
      • Geospatial information
      • Hyperspectral imaging data
      • Infrared heat imaging data
      • Meteorological data
      • Point Cloud Data
      • Controlled Environment phenotype data
    • Data Use Policy
    • Manuscripts and Authorship Guidelines
  • Protocols
    • Field Scanner
    • Sensor Calibration
    • Hyperspectral Data
    • Controlled Environment Protocols
    • Manual Field Data Protocols
    • Phenotractor Protocols
    • UAV Protocols
    • Genomic Protocols
  • Technical Documentation
    • Software
    • Data Standards
      • Existing Data Standards
      • Agronomic and Phenotype Data Standards
      • Genomic Data Standards
      • Sensor Data Standards
      • Data Standards Committee
    • Data Product Levels
    • Directory Structure
    • Data Transfer
    • Data Processing Pipeline
    • Time Series Data in Geostreams
    • Data Backup
    • Systems Configuration
  • Code of Conduct
  • Appendix
    • Glossary
    • Accessing BETYdb with GIS Software
  • References
  • Archived Documentation
    • Developer Manual
      • Submitting data to Clowder
      • Submitting data to BETYdb
      • Submitting Data to CoGe
      • Developing Clowder Extractors
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Overview

This user manual is divided into the following sections:

  • : A summary of the available data products and the processes used to create them

  • : Instructions for how to access the data products using Clowder, Globus, BETYdb, and CoGe

  • Description of the

  • : Information about data use and attribution

  • : In-depth examples of how to access and use the TERRA-REF data

What data is available?

  • Raw output from sensors deployed on the Lemnatec field scanner

    • Additional data from greenhouse systems, UAVs, and tractors have not been released, but can be accessed through our beta user program

  • Manually-collected fieldbooks and associated protocols

  • Derived data, including phenomics data, from computational approaches

  • Genomic pipeline data

Data Products
Data Access
scientific objectives and experimental design
Data use policy
User Tutorials