<jupyter_start><jupyter_text>**IceFlow** Point Cloud Data Access ICeFlow Access WidgetThe first step to start working with IceFlow data is to login into [NASA's Earthdata Search](https://earthdata.nasa.gov/).**To view the widget output you need to enable Jupyter's log console.**<jupyter_code># We import our IceFlow client library
from iceflow.ui import IceFlowUI
# We instantiate our client
ui = IceFlowUI()
# We need to use our NASA Earth Data Credentials and verify that they work.
# Please click on set credentials and then see if we are authenticated by executing the next cell.
ui.display_credentials()
# We are going to verify that our credentials are valid. This may take a little while.
session = ui.authenticate()
if session is None:
    print('we are not logged into NASA EarthData')
else:
    print('we are logged into NASA EarthData!')
# Let's start with the user interface. We'll explain what this does next.
# vertical = Sidecar widget, horizontal = render the widget in this notebook.
ui.display_map('vertical', extra_layers=True)<jupyter_output><empty_output>
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