What Does GDR Stand For?
GDR stands for Geophysical Data Record
GDR, or Geophysical Data Record, refers to a standardized collection of geophysical measurements and observations acquired from various sources, such as satellite missions, field surveys, or remote sensing instruments. These records are essential for the analysis and interpretation of Earth's physical properties, including geology, atmospheric conditions, and oceanographic features. GDRs facilitate data sharing and interoperability among researchers and institutions, enabling more comprehensive studies and advancements in geoscience.
Added on 14th April 2008 | Last edited on 16th June 2025 | Edit Acronym