Collaborations
The GeoCAT team is involved in many community efforts. Here are a few of our most frequent collaborations:
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ESDS
The Earth System Data Science (ESDS) Initiative is a community building effort at NSF NCAR and UCAR with the goal of advancing geoscientists' ability to make effective use of modern, open tools and technologies to support their data science needs.
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Project Pythia
Project Pythia is an education and training hub for the geoscientific Python community. Here is a collection of Cookbooks related to GeoCAT projects. Visit the full Project Pythia Cookbooks gallery.
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CUPiD
CESM Unified Postprocessing and Diagnostics (CUPiD) is a Python framework for generating diagnostics from CESM that enables and integrates timeseries file generation, data standardization, diagnostics, and metrics from all CESM components.
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Project Raijin
Project Raijin is an NSF EarthCube-funded effort whose goal is to enhance the open source analysis and visualization tool landscape by developing community-owned, sustainable, scalable tools that facilitate operating on unstructured climate and global weather data.
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SEATS
The Simplifying ESM Analysis Through Standards (SEATS) project aims to make it easier to analyze the increasingly complex output from earth system models.