What you can ask
- “What does NASA EONET (Natural Events) have for the area or asset I'm working on?”
- “Pull the most recent NASA EONET (Natural Events) records and put them in a table.”
- “What does NASA EONET (Natural Events) cover, and how fresh is the data?”
About this source
NASA EONET (Earth Observatory Natural Event Tracker) — a curated, near-real-time feed of named natural events (wildfires, severe storms, volcanoes, floods, and more across 13 hazard categories) with consolidated geometry, to overlay active natural hazards against energy assets (wells, pipelines, platforms, transmission). No auth.
Connector ID nasa-eonet
Provenance
Freshness & coverage
› Methods (6)
Technical detail for developers: parameters, pagination, units, and freshness per method.
searchEvents
readSearch natural-hazard events by category, source, bbox, and time window
status defaults to open; start/end alone searches all. Geometry is [lon,lat].
getEvent
readSingle event by id
Required paramsidArgs: id (e.g. "EONET_20520").
listCategories
readThe 13 hazard category ids (wildfires, severeStorms, volcanoes, floods, …)
listSources
readEvent provider/source list (InciWeb, AVO, IRWIN, …)
listLayers
readGIBS WMTS/WMS imagery layer descriptors (optionally per category)
getServiceInfo
readStatic API overview — filters, [lon,lat] geometry, the rss+xml-but-JSON gotcha
