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In your computer, open the terminal then type in: curl -H 'Authorization: apikey-v1 <apikey>' https://ecoimages.tern.org.au/api/whoami (e.g. curl -H 'Authorization: apikey-v1 bmRSFNPXp5KSF5aiI7OjpUM1s6eiANQmgyKF8NJjRpZFJqSGMlPWlRVQlGKndoUzI4JXhkVSYfakebmRSFNPXSF5aiI7OjpUM1s6eiANQmgyKF8NJjRpZFJqSGMlPWlRVQlGKndoUzI4JXhkVSY/b2IL' https://ecoimages.tern.org.au/api/whoami
The output should be similar to what is shown in figure 7:
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Wget is another tool you can use to connect to TERN portal REST APIs to access data. The following is an example of how you can use Wget to download acoustic data from TERN (e.g. download acoustic data from the Calperum site and sensor Calperum01 for the 2013 period):
The data from this period is about 118G, so it might take a while to download - nevertheless it gives an indication of what you can download).
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wget --mirror -np -e robots=off --user='<apikey>' --password='' https://data.tern.org.au/ecoacoustics/audio/clpm/calperum-01Calperum/Calperum01/2013/
and press Enter.
e.g.
wget --mirror -np -e robots=off --user='FAKE_APIKEY_MEN0aHJtSzZFd0FCTlZNMC5yd0BJaXY/bQlxOCE+Qn' --password='' https://data.tern.org.au/ecoacoustics/audioCalperum/clpm/calperum-01Calperum01/audio_files/2013/
(Make sure the password is blank)
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