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29 August 2013

GEMPAK 6.10 is available on the Unidata download page

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

GEMPAK is provided as a source tarball package and as pre-built binaries for 32- and 64-bit linux, and 32-bit SunOS (x86). Separate downloads for the external library package and tables are available.

Updates from 6.8 to 6.10 include

Table entries for ABOM ACCESS and INPE COSMO decoding and display
Build support for gcc/gfortran 4.6
NAVGEM support
CFSR diabatic heating grid support
Updated dcgrib2 to further support non-US grids (GME and G3DVAR)
Fix for nmap2 SPF loading on OS X
NetCDF and xml2 library updates
Updated datatype.tbl entries for scatterometer ocean wind vector

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NetCDF-Java library and TDS version 4.3.18

02 August 2013

The NetCDF-Java/Common Data Model (CDM) library and THREDDS Data Server (TDS) version 4.3.18 were released on August 1, 2013. The development team recommends this upgrade for anyone using the CDM or TDS.

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LDM 6.11.6 Released

24 June 2013

Version 6.11.6 of the LDM has been released. Continuing the trend of version 6.11.5, this version doesn't have the PNG or ZLIB packages bundled-in -- and for the same reasons: bundling is no longer necessary, security is enhanced by removing them, and the size of the LDM package is reduced. You must have the PNG and ZLIB development packages installed in order to build this version of the LDM.

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NetCDF-Java library and TDS version 4.3.17

10 June 2013

The NetCDF-Java/Common Data Model (CDM) library and THREDDS Data Server (TDS) version 4.3.17 were released on June 7, 2013. The development team recommends this upgrade for anyone using the CDM or TDS.

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LDM 6.11.5 Released

10 May 2013

Version 6.11.5 of the LDM has been released. This version doesn't have the "libxml2" package bundled-in; consequently, the "libxml2" development package must be installed on the host system before the LDM package can be built. The development package is necessary because the runtime package doesn't have the required header-files (development packages usually have the word "devel" in their name). If you're using version 6.11.4 of the LDM, have not encountered any problems with it, and don't care which "libxml2" package the LDM uses, then there's no need to upgrade to LDM 6.11.5.

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