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1 online resource |
| Contents |
A primer on cloud computing / T.C. Vance -- Analysis patterns for cloud-centric atmospheric and ocean research / K. Butler and N. Merati -- Forces and patterns in the scientific cloud : recent history and beyond / R.S. Wigton -- Data-driven atmospheric sciences using cloud-based cyberinfrastructure : plans, opportunities, and challenges for a real-time weather data facility / M. Ramamurthy -- Supporting marine sciences with cloud services : technical feasibility and challenges / B. Combal and H. Caumont -- How we used cloud services to develop a 4D browser visualization of environmental data at the Met Office Informatics Lab / N. Robinson, R. Hogben, R. Prudden, T. Powell, J. Tomlinson, R. Middleham, M. Saunby, S. Stanley and A. Arribas -- Cloud computing in education / C.N. James and J. Weber -- Cloud computing for the distribution of numerical weather prediction outputs / B. Raoult and R. Correa -- A2CI : a cloud-based, service-oriented geospatial cyberinfrastructure to support atmospheric research / W. Li, H. Shao, S. Wang, X. Zhou and S. Wu -- Polar CI Portal : a cloud-based polar resource discovery engine / Y. Jiang, C. Yang, J. Xia and K. Liu -- Climate analytics as a service / J.L. Schnase -- Using cloud-based analytics to save lives / P. Dhingra, K. Tolle and D. Gannon -- Hadoop in the cloud to analyze climate datasets / A. Sinha -- LiveOcean / R. Fatland, P. MacCready and N. Oscar -- Usage of social media and cloud computing during natural hazards / Q. Huang and G. Cervone -- Dubai operational forecasting system in Amazon cloud / B. McKenna -- Utilizing cloud computing to support scalable atmospheric modeling : a case study of cloud-enabled ModelE / J. Li, K. Liu and Q. Huang -- ERMA® to the cloud / K. Sheets, A. Merten and R. Wright -- A distributed, RESTful data service in the cloud in a federal environment : a cautionary tale / R. Mendelssohn and B. Simons -- Conclusion and the road ahead / M. Yuan |
| Summary |
Cloud Computing in Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences provides the latest information on this relatively new platform for scientific computing, which has great possibilities and challenges, including pricing and deployments costs and applications that are often presented as primarily business oriented. In addition, scientific users may be very familiar with these types of models and applications, but relatively unfamiliar with the intricacies of the hardware platforms they use. The book provides a range of practical examples of cloud applications that are written to be accessible to practitioners, researchers, and students in affiliated fields. By providing general information on the use of the cloud for oceanographic and atmospheric computing, as well as examples of specific applications, this book encourages and educates potential users of the cloud. The chapters provide an introduction to the practical aspects of deploying in the cloud, also providing examples of workflows and techniques that can be reused in new projects. Provides real examples that help new users quickly understand the cloud and provide guidance for new projects Presents proof of the usability of the techniques and a clear path to adoption of the techniques by other researchers Includes real research and development examples that are ideal for cloud computing adopters in ocean and atmospheric domains |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Vendor-supplied metadata |
| Subject |
Atmospheric physics -- Data processing
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Marine sciences -- Data processing
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Cloud computing.
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SCIENCE -- Earth Sciences -- Geography.
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SCIENCE -- Earth Sciences -- Geology.
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Cloud computing.
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Marine sciences -- Data processing.
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Informatique dans les nuages.
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Physique de l'atmosphère -- Informatique.
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Sciences de la mer -- Informatique.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Vance, T. (Tiffany), editor.
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| ISBN |
9780128031933 |
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012803193X |
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0128031921 |
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9780128031926 |
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