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Peter Killick in Met Office Informatics Lab

Apr 6, 2020

Storing Cloud-Ready Geoscience Data with TileDB

Representing thousands of NetCDF files in a single…

Peter Killick in Met Office Informatics Lab

Dec 3, 2020

A series of volumes of an encyclopaedia. Just as a series of files make a dataset, so these volumes make an encyclopaedia.

Representing thousands of NetCDF Files using TileDB

Kevin Donkers in Met Office Informatics Lab

Apr 6, 2020

To the cloud and back again

Building a Zarr from bespoke data formats using Xarray and Iris

This blogpost is part of a series on Analysis Ready Data, including representing thousands of geoscience files as a single TileDB dataset.
This…

Rachel Prudden in Met Office Informatics Lab

Jan 28, 2020

Arrays on-the-fly

Working in the Informatics Lab often involves working with very large multidimensional datasets. The Pangeo ecosystem has great…

Theo McCaie in Met Office Informatics Lab

Apr 9, 2020

Azure, Met Office, European Union European Regional Development Fund, The Environmental Futures & Big Data Impact Lab

Met Office and partners offer data and compute platform for COVID-19 researchers

Met Office with…

Rachel Prudden in Met Office Informatics Lab

Dec 7, 2020

Probabilistic programming for event detection

Imagine you are a scientist, studying a particular kind of event: perhaps a…

Theo McCaie in Met Office Informatics Lab

Apr 6, 2020

Analysis ready data

Make your users happy, more productive and less error-prone.

Niall Robinson in Met Office Informatics Lab

May 18, 2020

What do we want from a dream data platform as a Service?

Over the last couple of years we’ve been working with technologies like Jupyter and cloud computing to create modern data platforms, largely as part of the Pangeo project. We’ve started rolling out these tools to real users which…

Theo McCaie in Met Office Informatics Lab

Sep 18, 2020

Grey new world

There is a grey area between open source and proprietary platforms and in here might…

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Niall Robinson in Met Office Informatics Lab

Jan 28, 2020

What should a geospatial data service look like?

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