Make CERES products user-friendly
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The HDF Group gave a presentation at the ESIP Summer Meeting about working with the CERES team to upgrade their HDF4 climate data products and make them more user-friendly. The HDF Group provided suggestions to the CERES team to structure the data according to Climate and Forecast Metadata conventions and update their HDF4 to HDF5 conversion tool. Working closely with science teams is a good model, as it allows The HDF Group to leverage their expertise in HDF features and product usability. A demo was also given of the new CERES data products.
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Make CERES products user-friendly
- 1. www.hdfgroup.org The HDF Group ESIP Summer Meeting Make CERES products user-friendly Kent Yang The HDF Group 1July 8 – 11, 2014
- 2. www.hdfgroup.orgESIP Summer Meeting Background • CERES team upgrades their HDF4 products • The HDF Group provides suggestions to make the new products user-friendly • Make the HDF4 products follow CF conventions • Also update the HDF4 to HDF5 conversion tool to help CERES team migrate HDF4 to HDF5 July 8 – 11, 2014 2
- 3. www.hdfgroup.orgESIP Summer Meeting A good model to work with science teams • Use HDF Group’s expertise on how to best use HDF’s features and make the HDF products user- friendly • Help HDF Group to update tools to help the NASA data centers • The HDF Group also provides similar suggestions to SMAP, ICESAT-2 and some MEaSUREs teams July 8 – 11, 2014 3
- 4. www.hdfgroup.orgESIP Summer Meeting A demo on new CERES product July 8 – 11, 2014 4
- 5. www.hdfgroup.org The HDF Group ESIP Summer Meeting Earth Science Group Ted Habermann Aleksandar Jelenak H. Joe Lee Joel Plutchak John Readey Kent Yang 5July 8 – 11, 2014
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- The Earth Science Group is a subgroup within The HDF Group formed to concentrate on issues like these. We’re excited by the opportunity to join in the conversation and help form the emerging landscape in Earth Sciences software, data and metadata conventions and their uses in current and upcoming missions.