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OSDR Public API

NASA OSDR provides a RESTful Application Programming Interface (API) to its full-text search, data file retrieval, and metadata retrieval capabilities. The API provides a choice of standard web output formats, either JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) or Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML), of query results. The Data File API returns metadata on data files associated with dataset(s), including the location of these files for download via https. The Metadata API returns entire sets of metadata for input study dataset accession numbers. The Search API can be used to search dataset metadata by keywords and/or metadata. It can also be used to provide search of three other omics databases: the National Institutes of Health (NIH) / National Center for Biotechnology Information’s (NCBI) Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO); the European Bioinformatics Institute’s (EBI) Proteomics Identification (PRIDE); the Argonne National Laboratory’s (ANL) Metagenomics Rapid Annotations using Subsystems Technology (MG-RAST).

In addition to study datasets, NASA OSDR also hosts metadata for 7 other data types: experiments, payloads, subjects, biospecimens, missions, vehicles, and hardware. The API for these data types is listed separately and uniform throughout, to make for easy metadata exploration.

Study

• Data File API

Syntax

https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/files/{OSD_STUDY_IDs}/?page={CURRENT_PAGE_NUMBER}&size={RESULTS_PER_PAGE}?all_files={ALL_FILES}

Returns: JSON-formatted response

Parameters Data Type Notes Values Required
{OSD_STUDY_IDs} Integer or Decimal Comma separated list with mixture of single OSD accession numbers and ranges. Use single decimal numbers to indicate a specific study version (Ex: 4.1 would be OSD-4, version 1). ex. 87-95,137,153.2 Yes
{CURRENT_PAGE_NUMBER} Integer Current page number in pagination Starts from 0 No
{RESULTS_PER_PAGE} Integer Number of results returned per page in pagination Max 25 results per page No
{ALL_FILES} Boolean Include hidden files. true to include invisible files; false to exclude. Default value is false. true or false No

Example requests:

Note:

The study_files element in the JSON response has the remote_url attribute, which can be used to obtain the specific download URL for the file by prefacing with the OSDR data server address, https://osdr.nasa.gov . In the example query/response below, the first study file for OSD-87 (version 1) study in the response below can be downloaded from https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-87/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-87_metadata_Zanello_STS135-ISA.zip

Example Requests:

Single Study Request:

Example: https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/files/87.1

Response:
{
“hits”: 1,
“input”: “87.1”,
“page_number”: 1,
“page_size”: 25,
“page_total”: 1,
“studies”: {
“OSD-87”: {
“file_count”: 7,
“study_files”: [
{
“category”: “Study Metadata Files”,
“date_created”: 1516434676.433,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-87_metadata_Zanello_STS135-ISA.zip”,
“file_size”: 4809,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-87/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-87_metadata_Zanello_STS135-ISA.zip”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},
{
“category”: “Microarray Data Files”,
“date_created”: 1506033834.109,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-87_microarray_14R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“file_size”: 6374949,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-87/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-87_microarray_14R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},
{
“category”: “Microarray Data Files”,
“date_created”: 1506033834.109,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-87_microarray_16R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“file_size”: 6274393,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-87/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-87_microarray_16R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},
{
“category”: “Microarray Data Files”,
“date_created”: 1506033834.109,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-87_microarray_20R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“file_size”: 6384622,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-87/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-87_microarray_20R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},
{
“category”: “Microarray Data Files”,
“date_created”: 1506033834.109,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-87_microarray_52R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“file_size”: 6297226,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-87/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-87_microarray_52R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},
{
“category”: “Microarray Data Files”,
“date_created”: 1506033834.109,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-87_microarray_54R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“file_size”: 6017124,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-87/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-87_microarray_54R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},
{
“category”: “Microarray Data Files”,
“date_created”: 1506033834.109,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-87_microarray_58R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“file_size”: 6329707,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-87/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-87_microarray_58R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
}
]
}
},
“success”: true,
“total_hits”: 1,
“valid_input”: [“87”]
}

Multiple Study Data Files Request:

Example: https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/files/137.1,86-87

Response:
{
“hits”: 3,
“input”: “137.1,86-87”,
“page_number”: 1,
“page_size”: 25,
“page_total”: 1,
“studies”: {
“OSD-137”: {
“file_count”: 39,
“study_files”: [
{
“category”: “RNA-Seq Data”,
“date_created”: 1506033836.839,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-137_transcriptomics_RR3-BSL-B1.tar.gz”,
“file_size”: 14879922202,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-137/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-137_transcriptomics_RR3-BSL-B1.tar.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},
{
“category”: “RNA-Seq Data”,
“date_created”: 1506033836.839,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-137_transcriptomics_RR3-BSL-B2.tar.gz”,
“file_size”: 15103810246,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-137/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-137_transcriptomics_RR3-BSL-B2.tar.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},

{
“category”: “Whole Genome Bisulfite Sequencing Data”,
“date_created”: 1524338323.849,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-137_epigenomics_RR3-GC-G7-LVR.tar”,
“file_size”: 109839032320,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-137/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-137_epigenomics_RR3-GC-G7-LVR.tar”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},
{
“category”: “Whole Genome Bisulfite Sequencing Data”,
“date_created”: 1523353758.212,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-137_epigenomics_RR3-BSL-B1-LVR.tar”,
“file_size”: 73434449920,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-137/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-137_epigenomics_RR3-BSL-B1-LVR.tar”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
}
]
},
“OSD-86”: {
“file_count”: 17,
“study_files”: [
{
“category”: “Study Metadata Files”,
“date_created”: 1600242553.708,
“date_updated”: 1600242553.708,
“file_name”: “GLDS-86_metadata_GSE65477-v1-ISA.zip”,
“file_size”: 4904,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-86/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-86_metadata_GSE65477-v1-ISA.zip”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},
{
“category”: “Whole Genome Bisulfite Sequencing Data”,
“date_created”: 1506033835.554,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-86_epigenomics_SRR1781971_1.fastq.gz”,
“file_size”: 1438278406,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-86/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-86_epigenomics_SRR1781971_1.fastq.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},

{
“category”: “Whole Genome Bisulfite Sequencing Data”,
“date_created”: 1506033835.554,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-86_epigenomics_SRR1781978_1.fastq.gz”,
“file_size”: 3892512382,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-86/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-86_epigenomics_SRR1781978_1.fastq.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},
{
“category”: “Whole Genome Bisulfite Sequencing Data”,
“date_created”: 1506033835.554,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-86_epigenomics_SRR1781978_2.fastq.gz”,
“file_size”: 3851398439,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-86/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-86_epigenomics_SRR1781978_2.fastq.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
}
]
},
“OSD-87”: {
“file_count”: 29,
“study_files”: [
{
“category”: “Study Metadata Files”,
“date_created”: 1601509296.578,
“date_updated”: 1601509296.578,
“file_name”: “GLDS-87_metadata_Zanello_STS135-ISA.zip”,
“file_size”: 6504,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-87/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-87_metadata_Zanello_STS135-ISA.zip”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},
{
“category”: “Microarray Data Files”,
“date_created”: 1506033834.109,
“date_updated”: “”,
“file_name”: “GLDS-87_microarray_14R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“file_size”: 6374949,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-87/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-87_microarray_14R_(Mouse430_2).CEL.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},

{
“category”: “GeneLab Processed Microarray Data Files”,
“date_created”: 1582096720.619,
“date_updated”: 1582096720.619,
“file_name”: “GLDS-87_array_Mmus_C57-6CR_RTN_FLT_Rep3_58R_raw.CEL.gz”,
“file_size”: 6413259,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-87/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-87_array_Mmus_C57-6CR_RTN_FLT_Rep3_58R_raw.CEL.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “Raw Data”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
},
{
“category”: “GeneLab Processed Microarray Data Files”,
“date_created”: 1582096720.185,
“date_updated”: 1582096720.185,
“file_name”: “GLDS-87_array_Mmus_C57-6CR_RTN_FLT_Rep2_54R_raw.CEL.gz”,
“file_size”: 6083294,
“organization”: “genelab”,
“remote_url”: “/geode-py/ws/studies/OSD-87/download?source=datamanager&file=GLDS-87_array_Mmus_C57-6CR_RTN_FLT_Rep2_54R_raw.CEL.gz”,
“restricted”: false,
“subcategory”: “Raw Data”,
“subdirectory”: “”,
“visible”: true
}
]
}
},
“success”: true,
“total_hits”: 3,
“valid_input”: [“137”, “86”, “87”]
}

• Metadata API

Syntax

https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/{OSD_STUDY_ID}

Parameters Data Type Notes Values Required
{OSD_STUDY_ID} Integer Single study accession number Example: 87 Yes

Single Study Metadata Request:

Example: https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/137

Returns: JSON-formatted response

Response:

Note to save space some information has been ommitted with ellipsis (…)

{
“hits”: 1,
“input”: “137”,
“study”: {
“OSD-137”: {
“additionalInformation”: {
“assays”: {
“a_OSD-137_dna-methylation-profiling_whole-genome-bisulfite-sequencing_illumina-txt”: {
“header”: […],
“raw”: […],
“table”: […]
},
“a_OSD-137_molecular-cellular-imaging_microscopy_pannoramic scan (3d histech)-txt”: {…},
“a_OSD-137_protein-expression-profiling_mass-spectrometry-txt”: {…},
“a_OSD-137_transcription-profiling_rna-sequencing-(rna-seq)-txt”: {…}
},
“description”: {
“assays”: […],
“factors”: […]
},
“ontologies”: {…},
“organisms”: {
“links”: {
“musmusculus”: “” source=”NCBITAXON”>Mus musculus
},
“ontologies”: {
“musmusculus”: {…}
}
},
“samples”: {…}
},
“comments”: [],
“ontologySourceReferences”: […],
“people”: [],
“publications”: [],
“studies”: [
{
“assays”: […],
“characteristicCategories”: […],
“comments”: [
{
“name”: “Acknowledgments”,
“value”: “Funding for sample processing and sequencing was provided to the GeneLab project by the NASA Space Biology Program Office, Space Life and Physical Sciences Research and Applications Division. Samples from the RR-3 experiment were provided to GeneLab through the Biospecimen Sharing Plan of the NASA Life Sciences Data Archive. We would like to acknowledge the NASA Biospecimen Sharing Program (BSP) for their expertise and efforts in coordinating and collecting all the samples in this study.”
},
{ “name”: “DOI”, “value”: “10.26030/9k6w-4c28” },
{ “name”: “Data Source Accession”, “value”: “” },
{ “name”: “Data Source Link”, “value”: “” },
{ “name”: “Experiment Platform”, “value”: “Rodent Habitat” },
{ “name”: “Flight Program”, “value”: “International Space Station (ISS)” },
{
“name”: “Funding”,
“value”: “This investigation was funded by the ISS National Lab, the NASA Space Biology Program Office, Space Life and Physical Sciences Research and Applications Division and additional funding from the International Space Station Research Integration Office to the Space Biology GeneLab Project”
},
{ “name”: “Identifiers”, “value”: “” },
{ “name”: “Managing NASA Center”, “value”: “Ames Research Center (ARC)” },
{ “name”: “Mission End”, “value”: “05/11/2016” },
{ “name”: “Mission Link”, “value”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/bio/repo/data/missions/SpaceX-8” },
{ “name”: “Mission Name”, “value”: “SpaceX-8” },
{ “name”: “Mission Start”, “value”: “04/08/2016” },
{ “name”: “Project Identifier”, “value”: “RR-3” },
{ “name”: “Project Link”, “value”: “https://lsda.jsc.nasa.gov/Experiment/exper/13961” },
{ “name”: “Project Title”, “value”: “Rodent Research 3 (RR3)” },
{ “name”: “Project Type”, “value”: “Spaceflight Study” },
{ “name”: “Space Program”, “value”: “NASA” },
{ “name”: “Study Grant Number”, “value”: “” }
],
“description”: “The Rodent Research-3 (RR-3) mission was sponsored by the pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly and Co. and the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space to study the effectiveness of a potential countermeasure for the loss of muscle and bone mass that occurs during spaceflight. Twenty BALB/c, 12-weeks old female mice (ten controls and ten treated) were flown to the ISS and housed in the Rodent Habitat for 39-42 days. Twenty mice of similar age, sex and strain were used for ground controls housed in identical hardware and matching ISS environmental conditions. Basal controls were housed in standard vivarium cages. Spaceflight, ground controls and basal groups had blood collected, then were euthanized, had one hind limb removed, and finally whole carcasses were stored at -80 C until dissection. All mice in this data set received only the control/sham injection.”,
“factors”: […],
“identifier”: “OSD-137”,
“materials”: {…},
“people”: […],
“processSequence”: […],
“protocols”: […],
“publicReleaseDate”: “28-Aug-2017”,
“publications”: [
{
“authorList”: “Beheshti A, Chakravarty K, Fogle H, Fazelinia H, Silveira WAD, Boyko V, Lai Polo S, Saravia-Butler AM, Hardiman G, Taylor D, Galazka JM, Costes SV”,
“comments”: [],
“doi”: “10.1038/s41598-019-55869-2”,
“pubMedID”: “31844325”,
“status”: {
“@id”: “LmdAvi3HYaAIgsfwpY1sWHGrDR5sHm3luQJDg1Ay”,
“annotationValue”: “published”,
“comments”: [],
“termAccession”: “http://www.ebi.ac.uk/efo/EFO_0001796”,
“termSource”: “EFO”
},
“title”: “Multi-omics analysis of multiple missions to space reveal a theme of lipid dysregulation in mouse liver”
}
],
“studyDesignDescriptors”: […],
“submissionDate”: “04-Aug-2017”,
“title”: “Rodent Research-3-CASIS: Mouse liver transcriptomic, proteomic, epigenomic and histology data”,
“unitCategories”: […]
}
],
“version”: 8
}
},
“success”: true
}

• Search API

Syntax 1 (returns JSON response)

https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/search?

parameters definition values
term search keyword string
from starting page integer (single value)
size search result display count integer (single value)
type datasource cgene , nih_geo, ebi_pride, mg_rast (accepts multiple value separated by comma separated)
sort sort field string (Field Name)
order sort order ASC – ascending order; DESC – descending order
ffield filter field string (should always be pared with fvalue); append .raw to the end of the field to use the exact match index; see table below for possible filter field values and example filter value pairings
fvalue filter value string (should always be pared with ffield)
Filter Field (Case Sensitive) Example Filter Value
Accession OSD-4
Acknowledgments NASA JPL
Authoritative Source URL OSD-4
Data Source Accession GSE18388
Data Source Type cgene
Experiment Platform Animal Enclosure Module
Flight Program Shuttle
links GPL13112
Managing NASA Center Ames Research Center
Material Type thymus
organism Mus musculus
Project Identifier NNA04CC97G
Project Link https://taskbook.nasaprs.com/tbp/index.cfm?action=public_query_taskbook_content&TASKID=7191
Project Title Vector-Averaged Gravity
Project Type Spaceflight
Space Program NASA
Study Assay Measurement Type transcription profiling
Study Assay Technology Platform Affymetrix
Study Assay Technology Type DNA microarray
Study Description Murine Thymus Tissue
Study Factor Name Spaceflight
Study Factor Type Space Flight
Study Funding Agency NNA04CC97G
Study Identifier OSD-4
Study Protocol Description thymus tissue
Study Protocol Name sample collection
Study Protocol Type sample collection
Study Public Release Date 1268179200
Study Publication Author List Gruener R
Study Publication Title spaceflown murine thymus tissue
Study Title Space-flown Murine Thymus Tissue

POST and GET requests accept the URL encoded name/value pairs for submission

Examples:

Syntax 2 (returns HTML response):

Format: https://osdr.nasa.gov/bio/repo/search?q=<SEARCH-TERMS>&data_source=<DATA-SOURCE>

Parameters Values Usage
SEARCH-TERMS text Any text to search for, can be augmented by the keywords:AND – ALL search terms must be present (default boolean search)OR – ANY of your search terms can be presentNOT – exclude words from your searchIf no conjunctive or disjunctive operator specified, the default is “AND”
DATA-SOURCE cgene, nih_geo_gse, ebi_pride, mg_rast cgene – Search authoritative data records in NASA Open Science Data Repositorynih_geo_gse – Search authoritative data records in NIH Gene Expression Omnibus databaseebi_pride – Search authoritative data records in the European Bioinformatics Institute Proteomics Identification databasemg_rast – Search authoritative data records in the Metagenomic Rapid Annotations using Subsystems Technology database

Examples:

Experiments, Missions, Payloads, Hardware, Vehicles, Subjects, Biospecimens

Format:

Experiments, Missions, Payloads, Hardware, Vehicles, Subjects, and Biospecimens follow the same API format. The “All” call returns a list of all objects within that data type, while the “Single” call returns an expanded version of a specific object. The endpoint for any single object can be selected from the “All” call. Some objects may include links to other objects within the API, such as a vehicle within a mission.

Examples:

Single Mission Call

https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/mission/SpaceX-12

Response

{
“id”: “6375b4f7313d542fb5edacaf”,
“identifier”: “SpaceX-12”,
“identifierLowercase”: “spacex-12”,
“esID”: “XeBryYQB28eYt3lGVyVN”,
“aliases”: [“SpX-12”, “Increment 52/53”, “CRS-12”],
“startDate”: “08/14/2017”,
“endDate”: “09/17/2017”,
“files”: [],
“vehicle”: { “vehicle”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/vehicle/Dragon” },
“people”: [
{
“institution”: “Wake Forest School of Medicine”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda5c1”,
“firstName”: “Jeffrey”,
“middleName”: “Scott”,
“lastName”: “Willey”,
“emailAddress”: “jwilley@wakehealth.edu”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “879a7f5eb83f436e88fbeeca1638899b”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “University of Florida”,
“roles”: [“Co-Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda5eb”,
“firstName”: “Brad”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Behnke”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “03fe55c410f54473b2df5e46ae8995ff”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “Texas A&M University”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda5ec”,
“firstName”: “David”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Zawieja”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “c871ffcaa74341f69d069174d1474819”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “NASA Ames Research Center (ARC)”,
“roles”: [“Mission Integration and Operations Lead”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda5a7”,
“firstName”: “Cecilia”,
“middleName”: “L.”,
“lastName”: “Wigley”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “3011b2d648f54325bd510f5766cd74ca”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “NASA Ames Research Center (ARC)”,
“roles”: [“Biospecimen Sharing Program (BSP) Lead”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda65a”,
“firstName”: “Rebecca”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Klotz”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “8c880d8fe6474be1b6ab98a476fe144a”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “NASA Ames Research Center (ARC)”,
“roles”: [“Mission Scientist”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda64d”,
“firstName”: “Sungshin”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Choi”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “16374e18c88049bbbbaf90c88b63f809”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “Florida State University”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda65e”,
“firstName”: “Michael”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Delp”,
“emailAddress”: “mdelp@fsu.edu”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “a681490bdca94c79b98d5fd0a1c79962”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “Loma LInda University”,
“roles”: [“Co-Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda5be”,
“firstName”: “Xiao Wen”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Mao”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “67df63fd7964413a9c61155b596e2a87”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “NASA Ames Research Center (ARC)”,
“roles”: [“ARC Project Manager”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda669”,
“firstName”: “Janet”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Beegle”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “113febbfd77a4dab8313cc07d09a6c24”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “RIKEN Center for Integrative Medical Sciences”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda679”,
“firstName”: “Hiroshi”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Ohno”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “+81-(0)45-503-9121”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “03f15300b175436eafa1ed58e7754205”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “Florida Gulf Coast University”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda684”,
“firstName”: “Sherri”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Emer”,
“emailAddress”: “semer@fgcu.edu”,
“phone”: “239-745-4247”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “a29f49cba0a5470e951d79962835d020”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “Brock University”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda698”,
“firstName”: “Val”,
“middleName”: “Andrew”,
“lastName”: “Fajardo”,
“emailAddress”: “vfajardo@brocku.ca”,
“phone”: “905-688-5550 ext. 4769”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “7e64497572ba4b7683b5d578a9d03a34”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “University of Texas Rio Grande Valley”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda6ae”,
“firstName”: “Upal”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Roy”,
“emailAddress”: “upal.roy@utrgv.edu”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “e14bc4fa65f74bb0b217d9176c9a03b5”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “Indiana University School of Dentistry”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda6af”,
“firstName”: “Simone”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Duarte”,
“emailAddress”: “siduarte@iu.edu”,
“phone”: “585-330-6159”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “c7a1f810f291422f9a44ef94bf4f9885”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
}
],
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “989cb8bb2add48f68fe7ec4e761704c6”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false },
“parents”: {
“payload”: [
{ “payload”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/payload/RR-9” },
{ “payload”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/payload/MHU-2” },
{ “payload”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/payload/RR-9_BSP” },
{ “payload”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/payload/BRIC-22” }
],
“experiment”: [{ “experiment”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/experiment/OS-140” }],
“GLDS_Study”: [
{ “GLDS_Study”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/OSD-488” },
{ “GLDS_Study”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/OSD-660” },
{ “GLDS_Study”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/OSD-654” },
{ “GLDS_Study”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/OSD-663” },
{ “GLDS_Study”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/OSD-662” },
{ “GLDS_Study”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/OSD-321” }
]
}
}

Single Vehicle Call

From the above example, we can see a vehicle endpoint which directs us to the vehicle linked to SpaceX-12.

https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/vehicle/Dragon

{
“id”: “6375b4f7313d542fb5edacaf”,
“identifier”: “SpaceX-12”,
“identifierLowercase”: “spacex-12”,
“esID”: “XeBryYQB28eYt3lGVyVN”,
“aliases”: [“SpX-12”, “Increment 52/53”, “CRS-12”],
“startDate”: “08/14/2017”,
“endDate”: “09/17/2017”,
“files”: [],
“vehicle”: { “vehicle”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/vehicle/Dragon” },
“people”: [
{
“institution”: “Wake Forest School of Medicine”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda5c1”,
“firstName”: “Jeffrey”,
“middleName”: “Scott”,
“lastName”: “Willey”,
“emailAddress”: “jwilley@wakehealth.edu”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “879a7f5eb83f436e88fbeeca1638899b”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “University of Florida”,
“roles”: [“Co-Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda5eb”,
“firstName”: “Brad”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Behnke”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “03fe55c410f54473b2df5e46ae8995ff”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “Texas A&M University”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda5ec”,
“firstName”: “David”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Zawieja”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “c871ffcaa74341f69d069174d1474819”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “NASA Ames Research Center (ARC)”,
“roles”: [“Mission Integration and Operations Lead”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda5a7”,
“firstName”: “Cecilia”,
“middleName”: “L.”,
“lastName”: “Wigley”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “3011b2d648f54325bd510f5766cd74ca”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “NASA Ames Research Center (ARC)”,
“roles”: [“Biospecimen Sharing Program (BSP) Lead”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda65a”,
“firstName”: “Rebecca”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Klotz”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “8c880d8fe6474be1b6ab98a476fe144a”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “NASA Ames Research Center (ARC)”,
“roles”: [“Mission Scientist”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda64d”,
“firstName”: “Sungshin”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Choi”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “16374e18c88049bbbbaf90c88b63f809”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “Florida State University”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda65e”,
“firstName”: “Michael”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Delp”,
“emailAddress”: “mdelp@fsu.edu”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “a681490bdca94c79b98d5fd0a1c79962”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “Loma LInda University”,
“roles”: [“Co-Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda5be”,
“firstName”: “Xiao Wen”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Mao”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “67df63fd7964413a9c61155b596e2a87”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “NASA Ames Research Center (ARC)”,
“roles”: [“ARC Project Manager”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda669”,
“firstName”: “Janet”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Beegle”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “113febbfd77a4dab8313cc07d09a6c24”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “RIKEN Center for Integrative Medical Sciences”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda679”,
“firstName”: “Hiroshi”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Ohno”,
“emailAddress”: “”,
“phone”: “+81-(0)45-503-9121”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “03f15300b175436eafa1ed58e7754205”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “Florida Gulf Coast University”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda684”,
“firstName”: “Sherri”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Emer”,
“emailAddress”: “semer@fgcu.edu”,
“phone”: “239-745-4247”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “a29f49cba0a5470e951d79962835d020”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “Brock University”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda698”,
“firstName”: “Val”,
“middleName”: “Andrew”,
“lastName”: “Fajardo”,
“emailAddress”: “vfajardo@brocku.ca”,
“phone”: “905-688-5550 ext. 4769”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “7e64497572ba4b7683b5d578a9d03a34”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “University of Texas Rio Grande Valley”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda6ae”,
“firstName”: “Upal”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Roy”,
“emailAddress”: “upal.roy@utrgv.edu”,
“phone”: “”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “e14bc4fa65f74bb0b217d9176c9a03b5”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
},
{
“institution”: “Indiana University School of Dentistry”,
“roles”: [“Principal Investigator”],
“person”: {
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5eda6af”,
“firstName”: “Simone”,
“middleName”: “”,
“lastName”: “Duarte”,
“emailAddress”: “siduarte@iu.edu”,
“phone”: “585-330-6159”,
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “c7a1f810f291422f9a44ef94bf4f9885”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false }
}
}
],
“versionInfo”: { “documentKey”: “989cb8bb2add48f68fe7ec4e761704c6”, “version”: 1, “deleted”: false },
“parents”: {
“payload”: [
{ “payload”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/payload/RR-9” },
{ “payload”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/payload/MHU-2” },
{ “payload”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/payload/RR-9_BSP” },
{ “payload”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/payload/BRIC-22” }
],
“experiment”: [{ “experiment”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/experiment/OS-140” }],
“GLDS_Study”: [
{ “GLDS_Study”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/OSD-488” },
{ “GLDS_Study”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/OSD-660” },
{ “GLDS_Study”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/OSD-654” },
{ “GLDS_Study”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/OSD-663” },
{ “GLDS_Study”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/OSD-662” },
{ “GLDS_Study”: “https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/meta/OSD-321” }
]
}
}

Response

Single Vehicle Call

From the above example, we can see a vehicle endpoint which directs us to the vehicle linked to SpaceX-12.

https://osdr.nasa.gov/geode-py/ws/api/vehicle/Dragon

Response

{
“id”: “6375b4f8313d542fb5edbdfb”,
“identifier”: “Dragon”,
“identifierLowercase”: “dragon”,
“esID”: “_uBzyYQB28eYt3lGm4k7”,
“files”: [
{
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5edab7e”,
“fullPath”: “DAP Drobo/RodentResearch/RR01/EnvironmentalMonitoring_Rearranged/ISS_ISSES”,
“subcategory”: “ISS_ISSES”,
“subdirectory”: “Env”,
“collectionSite”: “”,
“fileSize”: 0,
“description”: “This portion of the Rodent Research 1 mission data collection contains environmental monitoring data for the Rodent Research payload on the International Space Station (ISS), and in associated ground controls at Kennedy Space Center (KSC). These datasets contain environmental data for the ISS cabin near the rodent habitats and the associated cabin Ground Simulation Chamber (ISSES) at KSC.\nIncluded in this series:\n1. A single file that combines the ISS cabin and ISSES chamber data. \”SP\” values are the set point from the ISS cabin near the rodent habitats and \”PV\” values are actual conditions in the simulation chambers. Data readings are every 5 minutes from 9/20/14 to just before midnight on 10/31/2014. (cabin_ISSES_ch3_RR1.xlsx)\n- Parameters:\nTemperature (degrees Celsius)\nRelative humidity (percentage)\nCarbon dioxide (parts per million)\nThe status (On or Off) of Lights 1-3\n2. Raw and consolidated data files from two sensors on the International Space Station that were estimated to be nearest the rodent habitats in the lab module. Ambient temperature was collected for duration of the mission. (cabin_ISS_sto_Lab)”,
“collectionDays”: “”,
“category”: “6376601f664a6ddef2d9f8c9”
},
{
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5edab80”,
“fullPath”: “DAP Drobo/RodentResearch/RR01/EnvironmentalMonitoring_Rearranged/VehicleData_SpX04_RR-1_RESTRICTED”,
“subcategory”: “SpaceX”,
“collectionSite”: “”,
“fileSize”: 0,
“description”: “This portion of the Rodent Research 1 mission data collection contains environmental, acoustics, vibrations, and acceleration data that pertain to the SpaceX CRS-21 Dragon cargo vehicle during ascent as it carried the Rodent Research payload to the International Space Station. \nThis dataset includes raw and reduced acceleration, carbon dioxide, oxygen, temperature, relative humidity, and pressure data for the pressurized cargo cabin environment; graphed acoustics and vibration data from the post flight report; a reference key for the raw data; a sensor location diagram for the Dragon capsule; and a cargo environments instrumentation plan for the Dragon capsule and Falcon 9 launch vehicle. \nParameters\nDragon cabin pressure (psia)\nPartial pressure of oxygen and carbon dioxide (psia)\nTemperature (degrees Celsius)\nRelative humidity (percentage)\nBody accelerations (m/s^2)\nAcoustics (decibels / hertz)\nVibrations (PSD (g^2Hz) / Hz)”,
“collectionDays”: “”,
“category”: “6376601f664a6ddef2d9f8c9”
},
{
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5edab8e”,
“fullPath”: “DAP Drobo/RodentResearch/RR02/EnvironmentalMonitoring/VehicleData_SpX6_RR02_RESTRICTED”,
“subcategory”: “SpaceX”,
“collectionSite”: “”,
“fileSize”: 0,
“description”: “This portion of the Rodent Research 2 mission data collection contains environmental monitoring, acceleration, acoustics, and vibration data for the experiment while it was carried aboard the SpaceX-6 Dragon spacecraft.\nThe SpaceX6_Data directory contains datasets collected from the Dragon spacecraft. Included within are Dragon sensor locations and temperature and humidity data collected from loggers within the flight and ground transporters (SN 209 and SN 210). \nThe SpX-6_LaunchData, SpX-6_ProcessedFlightData and SpX-6_ReturnData subdirectories include sensor readings of environmental conditions in the cabin of the spacecraft (i.e. relative humidity, pressure, temperature, carbon dioxide, and oxygen concentration), as well as cabin acceleration, acoustic noise levels, and vibration loads during launch and ascent.”,
“collectionDays”: “”,
“category”: “6376601f664a6ddef2d9f8c9”
},
{
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5edab93”,
“fullPath”: “DAP Drobo/RodentResearch/RR03/EnvironmentalMonitoring/ISS_ISSES”,
“subcategory”: “ISS_ISSES”,
“subdirectory”: “Env”,
“collectionSite”: “”,
“fileSize”: 0,
“description”: “This portion of the Rodent Research 3 mission data collection contains environmental monitoring data for the Rodent Research payload on the International Space Station (ISS), and in associated ground controls at Kennedy Space Center (KSC). These datasets contain environmental data for the ISS cabin near the rodent habitats and the associated cabin Ground Simulation Chamber (ISSES) at KSC.\n- Parameters: \nTemperature (degrees Celsius)\nRelative humidity (percentage)\nCarbon dioxide (parts per million)\nISS Cabin Only: partial oxygen pressure raw and plotted data. Raw data are in one second intervals\n\”SP\” values are the set point from the ISS cabin near the rodent habitats and \”PV\” values are actual conditions in the simulation chambers.”,
“collectionDays”: “”,
“category”: “6376601f664a6ddef2d9f8c9”
},
{
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5edabad”,
“fullPath”: “DAP Drobo/RodentResearch/RR09/EnvironmentalMonitoring/VehicleData_SpaceX12_RESTRICTED”,
“subcategory”: “SpaceX”,
“collectionSite”: “”,
“fileSize”: 0,
“description”: “This portion of the Rodent Research 9 mission data collection contains environmental, acoustics, vibrations, and acceleration data that pertain to the SpaceX CRS-12 Dragon vehicle as it carried the Rodent Research payload to the International Space Station and back down to Earth. \nThe following raw acceleration and pressurized cargo environment data are included (CSV):\n- A reference document for the data collection\n- For ascent: Dragon body acceleration (m/s^2) values\n- For ascent and descent: cabin pressure (psia), temperature readings from cabin air and duct sensors (degrees Celsius), relative humidity readings from cabin air and duct sensors (percent RH), partial pressure of carbon dioxide (psia), and partial pressure of oxygen (psia)\nThe following summarized data are included (PDF):\nA SpaceX post flight report entitled \”Dragon 1-14 (CRS-12) Final Report (Revision 1.0, November 8, 2017)\” has summarized data plots for the cargo hold temperature, relative humidity, partial pressure of oxygen and carbon dioxide throughout the mission as well as graphs for pressurized cargo vibration for ascent, acoustics for ascent and return, and cargo shock environments on reentry.”,
“collectionDays”: “”,
“category”: “6376601f664a6ddef2d9f8c9”
},
{
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5edabb0”,
“fullPath”: “DAP Drobo/RodentResearch/RR01/eclss_sensorlocations_dragon.pdf”,
“subcategory”: “SpaceX”,
“collectionSite”: “”,
“fileSize”: 0,
“description”: “This document provides a diagram showing environmental monitoring sensor locations in the SpaceX CRS Dragon cabin and the corresponding headers in the data files. The diagram was provided by SpaceX for Rodent Research 1 and the data headers for temperature and pressure values subsequently changed. This document provides a crosswalk for later data files.”,
“collectionDays”: “”,
“category”: “6376601f664a6ddef2d9f8c9”
},
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“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5edabb4”,
“fullPath”: “DAP Drobo/RodentResearch/RR04/EnvironmentalMonitoring/VehicleData_SpaceX10_RESTRICTED”,
“subcategory”: “SpaceX”,
“collectionSite”: “”,
“fileSize”: 0,
“description”: “This portion of the Rodent Research 4 mission data collection contains environmental and acceleration data pertaining to the SpaceX CRS-10 Dragon vehicle as it carried the Rodent Research payload to the International Space Station and back down to Earth.\nThe following parameters are included for ascent and return:\nDragon cabin pressure (psia)\nBody accelerations (m/s^2)\nTemperature (degrees Celsius)\nRelative humidity (percentage)\nPartial pressure of oxygen and carbon dioxide (psia)”,
“collectionDays”: “”,
“category”: “6376601f664a6ddef2d9f8c9”
},
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“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5edabb5”,
“fullPath”: “DAP Drobo/RodentResearch/RR05/EnvironmentalMonitoring/VehicleData_SpaceX11_RESTRICTED”,
“subcategory”: “SpaceX”,
“collectionSite”: “”,
“fileSize”: 0,
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“category”: “6376601f664a6ddef2d9f8c9”
},
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“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5edabb6”,
“fullPath”: “DAP Drobo/RodentResearch/RR03/EnvironmentalMonitoring/VehicleData_SpaceX8_RESTRICTED”,
“subcategory”: “SpaceX”,
“collectionSite”: “”,
“fileSize”: 0,
“description”: “This portion of the Rodent Research 3 mission data collection contains environmental and acceleration data pertaining to the SpaceX CRS-8 Dragon vehicle as it carried the Rodent Research payload to the International Space Station.\nThe following parameters are included for ascent:\nDragon cabin pressure (psia)\nBody accelerations (m/s^2)\nTemperature (degrees Celsius)\nRelative humidity (percentage)\nPartial pressure of oxygen and carbon dioxide (psia)”,
“collectionDays”: “”,
“category”: “6376601f664a6ddef2d9f8c9”
},
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“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5edabba”,
“fullPath”: “DAP Drobo/RodentResearch/RR06/EnvironmentalMonitoring/VehicleData_SpaceX13-14_RR06_RESTRICTED”,
“subcategory”: “SpaceX”,
“collectionSite”: “”,
“fileSize”: 0,
“description”: “This portion of\u00a0the Rodent Research 6 mission data collection contains environmental and acceleration data that pertain to the SpaceX CRS-13 Dragon spacecraft as it carried the Rodent Research payload to the International Space Station and back down to Earth.\nThe following parameters are included for ascent and return:\nDragon cabin pressure (psia)\nBody accelerations (m/s^2)\nTemperature (degrees Celsius)\nRelative humidity (percentage)\nPartial pressure of oxygen and carbon dioxide (psia)”,
“collectionDays”: “”,
“category”: “6376601f664a6ddef2d9f8c9”
},
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“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5edabd1”,
“fullPath”: “DAP Drobo/RodentResearch/RR08/EnvironmentalMonitoring/VehicleData_SpaceX16_RESTRICTED”,
“subcategory”: “SpaceX”,
“collectionSite”: “”,
“fileSize”: 0,
“description”: “This portion of\u00a0the Rodent Research 8 mission data collection contains environmental and acceleration data that pertain to the SpaceX CRS-16 Dragon spacecraft as it carried the Rodent Research payload to the International Space Station and back down to Earth.\nDragon cabin pressure (psia)\nBody accelerations (m/s^2)\nTemperature (degrees Celsius)\nRelative humidity (percentage)\nPartial pressure of oxygen and carbon dioxide (psia)\nDate range of materials:\nDecember 4-9, 2018 (Ascent)\nJanuary 13-14, 2019 (Return)”,
“collectionDays”: “”,
“category”: “6376601f664a6ddef2d9f8c9”
},
{
“id”: “6375b4f6313d542fb5edabde”,
“fullPath”: “DAP Drobo/RodentResearch/RR07/EnvironmentalMonitoring/VehicleData_SpaceX15_RR07_RESTRICTED”,
“subcategory”: “SpaceX”,
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API Requests with Python

Basic API Request

For basic API requests, the requests python library can be used. Install the library with the command:

pip install requests

We can use the requests libray to make API calls to any of the endpoints above. The python code below shows the exact commands needed to read the API endpoints that return JSON. Replace API_ENDPOINT_HERE with any API endpoint that returns JSON, as in the example.

import requests
response = requests.get("API_ENDPOINT_HERE").json()
# Example:
response = requests.get("https://osdr.nasa.gov/osdr/data/osd/files/87").json()

Resources

For more information on making API requests with python, visit https://www.dataquest.io/blog/python-api-tutorial/.

For more information on the OSDR Public API, visit https://api.nasa.gov/.

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