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The AODN periodically publishes newsletters which contain updates on progress of current projects, AODN activities and collaborations, past and upcoming events and new data that are available through the Portal.
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Help is at hand! How the Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN) Helpdesk support process works
The AODN maintains, enhances and supports numerous applications and platforms (not just the AODN Portal); these applications include the IMOS Matlab Toolbox, Animal Tracking Database, Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Images Viewer...[more]
Biologging Data Exchange Standard
Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN) Contribution[more]
AODN Community Engagement - August 2017
August - Presentations and Meetings[more]
How the Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN) uses Scrum methodology for technical development
Scrum is a process framework that is used to manage complex product development, it allows teams to develop products or projects in an iterative, incremental manner. Work is structured in intervals known as Sprints, which...[more]
AODN Portal - Gridded Data
Data Aggregation The AODN Portal provides access to the following types of gridded datasets: Sea Surface Temperature (SST) productsOcean Colour productsSatellite altimetry productsClimatology productsBathymetry (coming very...[more]
Increased collaboration from increased data access
A new collection of online tools and resources, the Marine Sciences Cloud, aims to foster best practice and increased global research collaboration by transitioning researchers to more powerful and flexible data analysis...[more]
The Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN) Portal User Guide
What is the AODN Portal? The AODN Portal is a single access point for marine data published by AODN contributors. The Portal incorporates a catalogue of metadata, a search interface driven by facets utilising...[more]
