Citing Rosetta
If you use Rosetta and want to provide a DOI/citation, see How to Acknowledge Unidata.
The Unidata Data Translation Tool, Rosetta, is a web-based
service that provides an easy, wizard-based interface for
data collectors to transform their datalogger generated
ASCII output into Climate and Forecast (CF) compliant netCDF
files, complete with metadata describing what data are
contained in the file, the instruments used to collect the
data, and other critical information that otherwise may be
lost in one of many dreaded README files. The use of CF
compliant netCDF files allows the use of standard services
to achieve the many goals of the ACADIS project. However,
with the understanding that the observational community
appreciates the ease of use of ASCII files, methods for
transforming the netCDF back into a user defined CSV or
spreadsheet format are also built-in. We anticipate that
Rosetta and the associated services will be of value to
users in the Earth Systems Science community who have similar needs for
transforming the data they have collected or stored in
non-standard formats.
Take a look at the Rosetta poster from the 2015 American Geophysical Union meeting.
See the Rosetta package overviewIf you use Rosetta and want to provide a DOI/citation, see How to Acknowledge Unidata.