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05.06.08
Congratulations to the staff of NASA's Earth Observatory for their
fourth People's Voice Webby Award.
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05.05.08
The SIVO Fortran 2003 Seminar Series"Object
Oriented Programming – Type Extension, Type Bound Procedures and Abstract Types" (originally
scheduled for April 8) will be presented on Tuesday, May 6, 2008 at 12:00
PM.
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04.02.08
SIVO has established several Web Map Services (WMS) in
support of the Arctic
Research of the Composition of the Troposphere from Aircraft and Satellites (ARCTAS) mission.
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View ARCTAS GEOS D5 (Hyperwall) WMS Viewer
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View ARCTAS GEOS D5 (Time-Average) WMS Viewer
03.31.08
The SIVO Fortran 2003 Seminar Series"Introduction
to Project Oriented Programming for Scientists" will
be presented on Tuesday, April 08, 2008 at 12:00 PM.
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02.08.08
SIVO and the NASA Center for Computational Sciences (NCCS)
are pleased to announce an open house to showcase some of the services
available to NASA's research community. The open house will be
held next Thursday,
the 14th of February from 1:30-3:00pm in the SIVO Scientific
Visualization Studio.
The SIVO team will discuss service offerings
in the areas of visualization and analysis as well as their work
done in support of scientific applications and the modeling community. The
NCCS will highlight some of its compute, archive and service capabilities;
all of which are available to researchers who are supported by NASA's Science
Mission Directorate.
The open house will also include a demonstration of the Scientific
Visualization Studio as well as tours of the NCCS compute and storage facility.
Team members from both organizations will be on hand to assist with any
questions concerning both current and future use of these services. The
beginning portion of this forum will also be made available to remote users
via webcast and telecon. Details can be found at http://www.nccs.nasa.gov/user_forum.html
01.14.08
SIVO is pleased to begin a new biweekly series of seminars
on the new Fortran 2003 (F2003) standard beginning in January
2008.
The F2003 standard is a major update to the Fortran standard it
includes a wide variety of new capabilities of relevance to our
community. Many of these features are now available in virtually
all recent releases of Fortran compilers with others only available
from the more progressive vendors. The content of this series will
emphasize relevance of new features to scientific modeling and
best practices for the use of these new features to ensure clean,
portable software. With the exception of the first session which
will be a general introduction to the new Fortran standard, each
subsequent session will cover a separate subset of the new features
in an informal brown-bag format. The attendees are encouraged to
participate in the form of questions, discussions and recommendations.
SIVO will also maintain a web-based discussion area for these topics.
The first session will be on Tuesday, January
29 at 2:00 PM.
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09.27.07
"Towers in the Tempest" by Scientific Visualization Studio
(SVS) animators Greg Shirah and Lori Perkins has been awarded an Honorable Mention
in Science magazine's 2007 Visualization Challenge.
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Read NASA press release
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View animation on Science magazine site (external link)
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View animation on SVS site
08.05.07
"27 Storms: Arlene to Zeta" by SVS animator Greg Shirah
appears in the Computer Animation Festival at SIGGRAPH2007: The
34th International Conference and Exhibition on Computer Graphics
and Interactive Techniques.
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See Animation Theater selection list (external
link)
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View animation on SVS site
07.31.07
SIVO has established several Web Map Services (WMS) in
support of the Tropical Composition Cloud and Climate Coupling
(TC4) mission.
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