Hi all, Regarding ESGF integration, it is definitely something that I've wanted to see get integrated into the toolkit. At the moment it's just not there. I think it should definitely be a priority to get ESGF integration in as soon as we can. It's certainly been an often requested feature from a number of different people.
As for a list of toolkit users, I would love to see a list get put up onto the wiki (or anywhere really) to help keep track of who exactly is doing what with the toolkit. Would great to see I think. Cheers -- Joyce On Tue, May 6, 2014 at 1:03 AM, Chris Jack <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Lewis > > I'm linked into the IS-ENES2 program in the EU and in particular am > involved in the periphery of the climate4impacts tool > http://climate4impact.eu/impactportal/general/index.jsp which has been > developed over the last few years. I have tried to raise awareness of OCW > (well RCMES originally) within this community but they are currently > leaning heavily on OpenClimateGIS as far as I can understand. I'm happy to > raise awareness of OCW again as they are a generally receptive and flexible > community. One key component that I see has been discussed within OCW but > I'm not sure how far it has progressed is dataset linkages to the ESGF > which is something climate4impact uses extensively. In fact it is really > just a user friendly interface and analysis tool with ESGF as the backend > storage. > > regards, > Chris Jack > > > On 05/05/2014 10:47 PM, Lewis John Mcgibbney wrote: > >> Hi Folks, >> Are there currently any European organizations using ocw? >> Are there known existing channels of communication with other end users >> and/or producers of climate related datasets? >> Thanks >> Lewis >> >> > > -- > >> >>>> Chris Jack PhD > e: [email protected] > p: +27 21 650 2684 > >
