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<h1>The Algorithm Publication Tool (APT)</h1>
<p>
APT is a prototype environment for use in writing, submitting,
and discovering Algorithm Theoretical Basis Documents (ATBDs).
The tool has been designed to make it easier to create and edit
new ATBDs for which all content is searchable. We welcome your
feedback.
discovering and accessing Algorithm Theoretical Basis Documents
(ATBDs). The tool has been designed to make it easier to create
and edit new ATBDs and discover ATBDs from within APT's

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<a
href='https://developmentseed.org/'
rel='noopener'
title='Visit Development Seed webpage'
title='Visit the Development Seed webpage'
>
Development Seed
</a>
. Please use the <FeedbackLink>feedback form</FeedbackLink> to
send us your questions, thoughts, and comments.
send us your questions, thoughts, and comments. We welcome
feedback from all users!
</p>

<p>
The available processes for ATBD creation are described on the{' '}
<a
href='/new-atbd'
rel='noopener'
title='Create a new ATBD page'
>
Create a new ATBD page
</a>
. Authors and collaborators have a choice to construct an ATBD
either using the APT authoring environment or using Google Docs,
Microsoft Word, or LaTeX templates. The process is slightly
different for each method.
</p>

<h2>FAQs</h2>

<h3>What is the APT?</h3>
<p>
APT is an authoring tool that streamlines the writing,
publishing and maintenance process of ATBDs for NASA’s Earth
Science Division. APT is also a centralized repository of
submitted ATBDs for Earth Science users. Researchers and
scientists are required to use the tool to standardize ATBD
content and make it searchable for all interested data users.
completed and submitted ATBDs for Earth Science users.
Researchers and scientists are required to use the tool or
templates to ensure creation of standardized ATBD content and to
provide searchable documents for all interested data and
algorithm users.
</p>
<h3>Why should I use the APT?</h3>
<p>
If you are looking for an algorithm description, this is where
you will find publicly available ATBDs. The general public can
view all completed ATBDs without a user account and download
PDFs of the ATBDs. Historical ATBDs are not available at this
time.
you will find publicly available ATBDs for NASA's Earth Science

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Division. The general public can view and download all completed
ATBDs without a user account. Historical ATBDs are not available
at this time but will be added over time once the interface is
adapted to receive the documents. All APT ATBDs have a DOI that
can be used as metadata in data products pertaining to the
algorithm.
</p>
<p>
If you are a researcher responsible for producing an ATBD, this
tool is used to write and submit your algorithm description so
that it can be located by others. APT has been designed to aid
with submitting your ATBD to a journal.
that it can be located by others. The APT environment has been
designed to aid with creating and submitting your ATBD to a
journal, if you choose. Use of the APT templates for document
creation ensures content is standardized to improve
discoverability and automated document use.
</p>
<h3>Can the public use the APT?</h3>
<p>
The public can freely view and download any completed ATBD as
HTML or PDF. No user account is needed. Only users required to
author or review an ATBD can obtain an authorized user account.
The public can freely view and download any completed ATBD as a
PDF file. No user account is needed. Only users required to
author, submit or review an ATBD can obtain an authorized user
account.
</p>
<h3>How does the APT work?</h3>
<p>
APT uses a standardized ATBD template that sets content
expectations for ATBDs and improves communication. A review
process is used to ensure all content quality. ATBD content is
stored as metadata making it completely machine readable,
searchable, and useful in other tools and services.
expectations for ATBDs and improves communication and completed
document discoverability. A review process is used to ensure
that all content meets quality requirements. Within the APT
authoring environment, all ATBD content is stored as metadata
making it completely machine readable, searchable, and useful in
other tools and services.
</p>

<p>
If an author chooses to use APT templates for ATBD creation,
only the completed and approved PDF is submitted to APT. From
the APT environment, authors will provide needed metadata about
the document to ensure discovery of the document.
</p>

<p>
For more detailed information about APT, please visit the{' '}
<Link to='/user-guide'>
User Guide for Authoring ATBDs using the Algorithm Publication
Tool (APT)
</Link>
.
For more detailed information about APT, check out the{' '}
<Link to='/user-guide'>User Guide </Link>
with the Algorithm Publication Tool (APT) .
</p>

<p>
If you have questions, please submit them through the{' '}
<FeedbackLink>feedback form</FeedbackLink>.
If you have questions, please use the{' '}
<FeedbackLink>feedback form </FeedbackLink>
to communicate with the APT Curator.
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