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Jody,
well said, I agree. But we may want to improve / enhance this message
some more because it is one of the key aspects of Open Source. You
want it? We want provide to provide it. What do we need? A well
defined scope of the problem (outcome of a pl
My point was more that a "negative result" is a positive opportunity to fund
our open source projects :D
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Jody Garnett
On 09/10/2013, at 8:12 PM, Ian Edwards wrote:
> Hi Jody, all
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> Take a look at the Iris project on OSGeo live for powerful NetCDF handling
>http://live.osgeo.org/en/ove
Hi Jody, all
Take a look at the Iris project on OSGeo live for powerful NetCDF handling
http://live.osgeo.org/en/overview/iris_overview.html
The OSGeo Live 7.0 version of the NetCDF4 python library dependency is
broken, but can be easily fixed with...
pip install -I netCDF4==1.0.4
Ian
O
For the Sydney "Climate Change Interoperability Plugfest" we had a different
kind of response. Much of the climate change data was provided in NetCDF
"format" which most of those participating were unable to deal with.
This kind of response highlighted an opportunity for funding.
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Jody Garnett
For the Sydney "Climate Change Interoperability Plugfest" we had a different
kind of response. Much of the climate change data was provided in NetCDF
"format" which most of those participating were unable to deal with.
This kind of response highlighted an opportunity for funding.
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Jody Garnett
Hi,
I'd like to address Mike Saunt's concerns about the negative backlash if
software doesn't have a positive outcome during the UK Interoperability
Assessment Plugfest.
It’s a valid concern indeed, but the general philosophy of the plugfest is that
there should be no negative outcome. If iss
