Data Archiving, Accessibility, and Dissemination: Why bother with data management?
- Øystein Godøy, Met.no, Norway

Data management, why should we bother? Fundamental tasks of data management are briefly discussed related to some relevant frameworks with special emphasis on Global Cryosphere Watch. Technological requirements are briefly evaluated with a cost benefit perspective.

Presentation given at the CliC Sea Ice Modeling and Observing Workshop held at the Fram Centre in Tromsø, Norway from 5 - 7 June 2013.

2012-Boundary-Layer-Workshop-Report

(Media / 2012-Boundary-Layer-Workshop-Report)

The atmosphere-ocean boundary layer in which sea ice resides includes many complex processes that require a more realistic treatment in GCMs, particularly as models move toward full earth system descriptions. The primary purpose of the workshop was to define and discuss such coupled processes...

1995-December: ACSYS Arctic Forecast

(Media / 1995-December: ACSYS Arctic Forecast)

1. Introduction to ACSYS 2. Sea-Ice Modelling Workshop 3. SSG-IV Toronto, Canada 4. Arctic Run-off Database 5. Solid Precipitation Workshop

1996-March: ACSYS Arctic Forecast

(Media / 1996-March: ACSYS Arctic Forecast)

1. Data Management and Information 2. Polar Exchange at the Sea Surface 3. Handbook of the Radiation Regime of the Arctic Basin 4. Ice Drift Data from the Fram Strait 5. Arctic Precipitation Data Archive 6. Norwegian Polar Institute - IAPO Host

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