Beta versions of select PO.DAAC Tools and Services accessible to the public for feedback. |
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State of the Ocean (SOTO) Beta Version 4.0 SOTO is an interactive, web-based tool to generate informative maps, animations, and plots that communicate and promote the discovery and analysis of the State Of The Ocean (SOTO). It provides a mirror to reflect what the data is capturing, and present what the data is telling us, helping to uncover valuable information that is otherwise not obvious or easy to grasp. The State of the Ocean (SOTO) Beta Version 4.0 consists of three releases.
PO.DAAC SOTO Test Period: 10 January 2017 to 08 March 2017 For questions or to provide feedback, please visit the State Of The Ocean (SOTO) Forum |
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Metadata Compliance Checker (MCC) Version: 1.1 The Metadata Compliance Checker (MCC) is an online tool and web service designed to check and validate the contents of netCDF and HDF granules for the Climate and Forecast (CF) and Attribute Convention for Dataset Discovery (ACDD) metadata conventions. It produces quantitative scoring for these convention attributes as HTML, PDF or JSON outputs. It also checks GHRSST version 2 data formats as applicable. It works with both user locally uploaded data as well as data that are accessible via OPeNDAP. The MCC is based on open source software originally developed by NOAA that has been extended with additional functionality and reporting. MCC Test Period: 17 February, 2016 - 27 January, 2017 For questions or to provide feedback, please visit the Metadata Compliance Checker (MCC) Forum |
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PO.DAAC Drive Version: 1.1 PO.DAAC Drive is a new way of browsing data at PO.DAAC. Drive is an FTP alternative that allows users to access data via browser and command line as has been traditionally done, but can also allow users to mount the remote data to your own computer, seeing the data as if you had the entire PO.DAAC archive mounted on your own machine! A few simple steps will have you up and running with PO.DAAC Drive. PO.DAAC Drive Test Period: 8 March, 2016 - 1 March, 2017 For questions or to provide feedback, please visit the PO.DAAC Drive Forum |