Version 1.4 of the Open Source RAMADDA scientific content management system is now available.
[Read More]28 September 2012
2012 Software Training Workshops: Registration Extended
10 September 2012
The 2012 Unidata Software Training Workshops will be held October 22 – November 7 at the Unidata Program Center in Boulder, Colorado.
Registration extended:
Last day to register is October 1st!
Unidata's training workshops are created and presented by the software developers and support staff for each package, so you can be sure to get your questions answered!
[Read More]2012 Software Training Workshops
16 August 2012
The 2012 Unidata Software Training Workshops will be held October 22 - November 7 at the Unidata Program Center in Boulder, Colorado.
Unidata's training workshops are created and presented by the software developers and support staff for each package, so you can be sure to get your questions answered!
Registration for the workshops is open through September 10, 2012. More information is available on the Training Workshops page.
[Read More]Students Learn with Unidata Technologies at University of Salento and CMCC
07 August 2012
Climate Change research is becoming an ever more data intensive and oriented scientific activity. Petabytes of climate data are continuously produced, delivered, accessed, and processed by scientists and researchers at multiple sites at an international level. The Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Climate Change (CMCC) and the University of Salento in Italy are using equipment purchased with a Unidata Community Equipment Grant to help students study climate change issues at both global and regional (Mediterranean area) scales.
[Read More]TDS and RAMADDA at the Climate Diagnostics Center
19 June 2012
The University of Colorado at Boulder's Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) Climate Diagnostics Center (CDC) maintains a repository of climate datasets that is used daily by researchers and educators at CIRES and around the world. These datasets are being used to answer questions about the Earth's climate system, such as the cause and nature of extreme climate events like the 2010 Russian Heat Wave. We received funds from the 2011 Unidata Community Equipment Awards program to purchase a new server to enhance and expand our existing THREDDS Data Server (TDS) capabilities and establish a RAMADDA server at the CDC in order to provide end-to-end data services that facilitate research and education in the climate sciences.
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