gedifinder: Find GEDI granules through NASA CMR

Description

Find GEDI granules through NASA CMR

Usage

gedifinder(
  product,
  ul_lat = NULL,
  ul_lon = NULL,
  lr_lat = NULL,
  lr_lon = NULL,
  version = NULL,
  daterange = NULL,
  access = c("https", "s3", "opendap", "all"),
  cloud_hosted = TRUE,
  return = c("url", "table"),
  page_size = 2000L,
  cloud_computing = FALSE,
  persist = TRUE,
  orbit = NULL
)

Value

A character vector or data.table::data.table.

Arguments

product: One of GEDI01_B, GEDI02_A, GEDI02_B, GEDI03, GEDI04_A, or GEDI04_B.
ul_lat, ul_lon, lr_lat, lr_lon: Bounding coordinates in decimal degrees.
version: Product version. NULL selects the current supported version.
daterange: Optional two-element date or date-time vector.
access: Requested link type: "https", "s3", "opendap", or "all".
cloud_hosted: Logical retained for backward compatibility. The current GEDI collection identifiers resolve to their Earthdata Cloud holdings.
return: Return a URL vector or a metadata table.
page_size: CMR page size.
cloud_computing: Logical. When TRUE, authenticate with Earthdata and return HTTPS granules marked for direct cloud streaming by openGEDI() or the product-specific readLevel*() function.
persist: Logical; allow Earthaccess to persist an interactive login when cloud_computing = TRUE.
orbit: Optional GEDI orbit number, such as 1964 or "O01964". When supplied, the spatial bounding box is omitted so CMR returns every production granule belonging to that orbit.

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