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As we announced previously, the IRI Data Library will soon shut down, to be partially replaced by a new system hosted at Columbia's Center for Climate Systems Research (CCSR). We now invite you to start testing the new system. For more information, please visit the link.
We have published our inventory, along with Catalog entries, update scripts, and links to alternative sources to help our users to start changing their workflow before we close shop. See details at the link.
The Data Library will soon shut down. Follow the link to learn more.
UCSB CHIRPS v3.0 monthly global precipitation now available in the Data Library.
New version of USGS EROS FEWS dekadal WRSI dataset based on CHIRPS now available here
New ECCC GEPS version 8 SubC forecast now available real-time here
NASA GPCP V3.2 now available
ECCC switched their NMME forecast in July from CanSIPS-IC3 to CanSIPS-IC4
NASA VIIRS Vegetation products now available. Updates coming soon.
Please take our SURVEY
Thank you for participating in our survey. Your input will help the IRI gain a deeper understanding of our user base and utilization of the IRI Data Library and Maprooms. This knowledge will enable us to effectively showcase our reach and impact to potential sources of funding, which is crucial for sustaining and enhancing the IRI Data Library/Maproom services.
The survey is divided into three sections and should take less than 5 minutes to complete. We'll begin by asking about your Data Library/Maprooms usage context, then delve into your usage patterns and reasons. Finally, we'll explore sustainability models for Data Library/Maprooms. Your input will greatly helps us improve our services for you and our community.
Take the survey here.
NOAA CPC Blended OLR version 1 products now available
FEWSNET soil-water products for Africa now available.
Some MODIS V6 Terra Regions were added to the DL:
USGS LandDAAC MODIS 1km 8day version_006 Terra SSA Night LST views
Now serving UEA CRU TS4.05
The Butterworth low-pass filter code has been revisited to support time series of many points like in the example above. This comes with a more robust way of computing the solution. The 3 padding options (px > 0) remain. The option not to pad (px = -1) has been replaced from taping the whole operator to taping its tailing equations only. An additional option (px = -2) now allows to do just nothing to the boundary conditions and therefore apply the Butterworth filer and the Butterworth filter only.
More detailed information at the function documentation:
http://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/dochelp/Documentation/details/index.html?func=:butt_filter
Note that px = -1 (no padding taped solution) is the one used in the Global Time Scales Maprooms and results remain very similar.
http://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/maproom/Global/Time_Scales/index.html
New PISCO data products from Peruvian SENAMHI: precipitation, temperature, evapotranspiration, since 1981, daily and monthly, at 0.1˚ spatial resolution. Check it out at
http://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/SOURCES/.SENAMHI/.HSR/.PISCO/
Operational updates of some products coming soon!
With sadness in our hearts, we remember M. Benno Blumenthal, who died Saturday 15th at night peacefully and with family. We will forever be grateful to Benno for creating the Data Library, for his enlightened contributions to IRI and the field of data science, and for his benevolence to others.
We invite those of you who knew Benno, or who use the Data Library, to share your stories and thoughts about our dear colleague and his legacy. If you would prefer to share more privately, send an email to [email protected], and we will share with his family and IRI staff.