In case you missed it — here's a wrap-up of news from the Unidata Program Center for the month of October, 2011.
Note: Unidata's two governing committees met in Boulder at the end of October; a summary from those meetings is available here.
October 2011 Status Update: NAWIPS Migration to AWIPS II
NCEP Central Operations (NCO) continued its integration of NAWIPS functionality into AWIPS II during September, in preparation for forecaster testing. Alpha testing also began on a 64-bit version.
GEMPAK 6.4.0 Released
GEMPAK version 6.4.0 is now available.
LDM 6.10.0 Released
Local Data Manager version 6.10.0 is now available.
Space Shuttle Program Thanks Unidata for LDM
The Unidata Program Center has received a commendation from the National Weather Service's Spaceflight Meteorology Group, thanking the program for providing the Local Data Manger software and technical support.
EarthCube Update: White Papers
The National Science Foundation's EarthCube project continues to gain momentum, with nearly 500 participants engaging in lively electronic discussion on the EarthCube community web site.
McIDAS-X Addendum v2009h
McIDAS-X Addendum v2009h, implementing support for NEXRAD Level III dual polarization products, is now available.
LDM 6.10.1 Released
Local Data Manager version 6.10.1 is now available.
American Meteorological Society Career Fair
Announcement of the AMS Career Fair to be held at the AMS Annual Meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana in January 2012.
The Carbon Crisis in 90 Seconds
A short educational video explaining the how carbon enters the atmosphere, created by Dr. Peter Griffith, NASA representative to Unidata's Policy committee.
OPeNDAP and Unidata to Integrate Scientific Data Servers
In partnership with OPeNDAP Inc., Unidata has received a three-year award grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in order to better align, link and eventually integrate the THREDDS Data Server with OPeNDAP's Hyrax data server.
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