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03 April 2013

Version 6.11.4 of the Local Data Manager (LDM) has been released. This version fixes and improves the defense against a denial-of-service attack, which is new with version 6.11. Getting the defense right was trickier than initially thought.

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2013 Software Training Workshop Coming in July

03 April 2013

The Unidata Program Center is pleased to announce its 2013 Software Training Workshop. The workshop features our display and analysis packages GEMPAK (with an introduction to AWIPS-II) and the IDV, data access and management tools, the Local Data Manager (LDM), the Network Common Data Form (netCDF), and the THREDDS Data Server (TDS).

The workshop will be held July 23 - August 8, 2013. Individual courses last from one to four days.

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OGC Approves CF Extension to NetCDF Core Data Model Standard

14 February 2013

The Open Geospatial Consortium membership has adopted the Climate and Forecast (CF) extension to the existing OGC Network Common Data Form (NetCDF) Core Encoding Standard version 1.0. All of the OGC's netCDF standards documents are available for free download from the OGC network Common Data Forum (netCDF) standards suite page.

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GEMPAK 6.8.0 Released

04 February 2013

GEMPAK 6.8.0 is now available from the Unidata download page:

http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/downloads/gempak/

GEMPAK is provided as a source tarball package and as pre-built binaries for 32-bit linux, 64-bit linux, and 32-bit SunOS (x86).

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LDM 6.11.2 Released

21 December 2012

Version 6.11.2 of the LDM has been released.

This version modifies the rejection of a subscription by a downstream LDM. Before, both FEEDME subscriptions and NOTIFYME subscriptions were treated identically: if a downstream site had a REQUEST entry for feedtype ANY and pattern ".*", then a subsequent, default notifyme(1) execution would be rejected by the upstream LDM because it duplicated the REQUEST-based subscription. Now, the upstream LDM will not reject the notifyme(1)-based subscription because the two subscription categories are handled separately.

This version can be downloaded at http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/downloads/ldm.

This version's homepage.

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