BASE URL: https://sealevel-nexus.jpl.nasa.gov/
| End Point | Description | Sample Call |
| https://sealevel-nexus.jpl.nasa.gov/list | Provides a list of available data sets | https://sealevel-nexus.jpl.nasa.gov/list |
| https://sealevel-nexus.jpl.nasa.gov/stats | Computes time series statistics | https://sealevel-nexus.jpl.nasa.gov/stats?ds=SSH_alti_1deg_1mon&minLat;=10... |
| https://sealevel-nexus.jpl.nasa.gov/latitudeTimeHofMoeller | Computes statistics for a Latitude/Time Hofmoeller display | https://sealevel-nexus.jpl.nasa.gov/latitudeTimeHofMoeller?ds=SSH_alti_1deg_1mon&minLat;=10... |
| https://sealevel-nexus.jpl.nasa.gov/longitudeTimeHofMoeller | Computes statistics for a Longitude/Time Hofmoeller display | https://sealevel-nexus.jpl.nasa.gov/longitudeTimeHofMoeller?ds=SSH_alti_1deg_1mon&minLat;=10... |
| https://sealevel-nexus.jpl.nasa.gov/longitudeLatitudeMap | Computes statistics in a latitude/longitude grid, for a Longitude/Latitude Time-Average Display | https://sealevel-nexus.jpl.nasa.gov/longitudeLatitudeMap?ds=SSH_alti_1deg_1mon&minLat;=10... |
| Parameter | Required | Sample | Note |
| ds | required | one of shortName value as supplied by /list | The dataset on which to generate the statistics |
| minLat | required | -90 : 90 | minimum latitude on which to generate statistics |
| maxLat | required | -90 : 90 | maximum latitude on which to generate statistics |
| minLon | required | -180 : 180 | minimum longitude on which to generate statistics |
| maxLon | required | -180 : 180 | maximum longitude on which to generate statistics |
| start | required | 1190962800000 | Start time in which to calculate statistics, in milliseconds since epoch (Jan 1st, 1970) |
| stop | required | 1317193200000 | End time for which statistics will be calculated, in milliseconds since epoch (Jan 1st, 1970) |
| output | optional | JSON | Data formatting for results. Default is ‘JSON’. Alternative is ‘CSV’ for comma-seperated values. |
The output consist of json (or CSV if specified) resulting in several pieces of information. Click here for an example.
