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Data Notification

New visualization tool for surface-atmosphere exchange data

May 7, 2026

NEON has released a new Surface–Atmosphere Exchange (SAE) Data Visualization Tool. This tool provides a quick, interactive view of fluxes and key meteorological drivers. Users can preview time series, QC information, and site-level patterns before downloading data.

screenshot of SAE visualization tool

NEON CO2 flux data from Steigerwaldt-Chequamegon NEON field site (STEI), June 15 - July 15, 2025

Data products visualized in the tool include:

Variable in SAE Data Viewer Related Data Product(s)
fluxCO2 Carbon dioxide flux (DP4.00067.001)
fluxH2O Latent heat flux (DP4.00137.001)
fluxTemp Sensible heat flux (DP4.00002.001)
CH4 CH4 Concentration (DP1.00030.001)
CO2 CO2 concentration (turbulent) (DP1.00034.001), Atmospheric CO2 isotopes (DP1.00036.001), or CO2 concentration (storage) (DP1.00099.001)
H2O H2O concentration (turbulent) (DP1.00035.001), Atmospheric H2O isotopes (DP1.00037.001), or H2O concentration (storage) (DP1.00100.001)
isoCO2  Atmospheric CO2 isotopes (DP1.00036.001)
isoH2O Atmospheric H2O isotopes (DP1.00037.001)
tempTriple Triple aspirated air temperature (DP1.00003.001)
windSpeed 3D wind speed, direction, sonic temperature (DP1.00007.001), Momentum flux (DP4.00007.001)

No changes have been made to the underlying data products. 

There are multiple entry points to the new viewer:

  • Select the SAE Data Viewer filter under Visualizations in the left filter bar of the Data Portal, and then click on the SAE Data Viewer button in one of the relevant data product cards, or
  • In an SAE data product detail page, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the SAE Data Viewer button, or
  • Visit https://data.neonscience.org/visualizations/sae-visualization directly.

Your feedback is welcome as we will continue to incorporate enhancements over time - please let us know through the Contact Us form. 

 

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