ERDDAP > Log In

This ERDDAP is configured to let you log in with your Google-managed email address (including @noaa.gov) or ORCID iD. This allows ERDDAP to verify your identity, but does not give ERDDAP access to your emails, account information, or any other private information. Anyone with a Google email account or ORCID iD can log in but the administrator of this ERDDAP determines who gets access to additional datasets.

You are not logged in. (You don't have to be logged in to access ERDDAP's publicly available datasets.)

To log in:

Authenticate with your Google account.

After the button's label changes from "Sign in" to "Signed in", wait 5 seconds.
Then
Or, Authenticate with your ORCID iD.

Problems?

If you have problems logging in:

If Google says you are "Signed in", but clicking "Log into ERDDAP" doesn't log you into ERDDAP, wait 10 seconds and click "Log into ERDDAP" again. If that doesn't work, wait another 10 seconds and try again.
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Contact the administrator of this ERDDAP: Nick Brown (email: nickbrown at cunet dot carleton dot ca).

Accessing Private Datasets via Scripts

For instructions on logging into ERDDAP and accessing private datasets via scripts, see
Access to Private Datasets in ERDDAP.