Category: AODN
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Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN) uses the open-source web application Jupyter Notebook for data access, comparison and visualisation
The Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN) team created some time ago a User Code Library, that can be accessed via the User Guide of the AODN Portal. It is aimed at helping new users get started, and offers examples of IMOS data use within some popular scientific programming languages (MATLAB, R and Python). It provides ready…
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Australian National Mooring Network new Aggregated Time Series product
The National Mooring Network is a complex facility in the Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS) program, with different oceanographic instruments deployed in many sites all around Australia, with observations going back 70 years at some stations. However, visualising and analysing the entire time series for a single parameter from one site requires some technical expertise,…
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Further improvements to plankton abundance data
Recently the marine community was made aware of the development and delivery of new plankton products created from National Reference Station (NRS) and Continuous Plankton Recorder (CPR) samples. Following additional work by members of the IMOS Zooplankton Ocean Observations and Modelling (ZOOM) Task Team and led by Claire Davies (CSIRO) we have released another dataset. In…
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Staff additions to the Australian Ocean Data Network Team
The 2019-2020 financial year sees the addition to the Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN) of two (2) new staff members Eva Cougnon and Nate Hogan. Eva joins the AODN as a Project Officer where she will be heavily involved in the AODN activities of the Animal Tracking facility including, but not limited to, the re-development…
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Enhancement made to Downloading Multi-WFS CSV data files from the AODN Portal.
User feedback is always welcome, and where applicable implemented to enhance Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN) systems. The most recent release 4.40.5 of the AODN Portal Infrastructure – released on 15 August 2019, includes an enhancement to the AODN Portal Download process for Multi Web Feature Service (WFS) CSV dataset collection downloads. WFS is a…
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IMOS Manuals discoverable through Ocean Best Practices
An important requirement for collaborative ocean observing is the need to follow well-defined and reproducible methods across activities.