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The Objective of This Initiative Is to Enhance the Accessibility of Nasa-sponsored Datasets for Climate Modeling Through the OBS4MIPS Project. OBS4MIPS Aims to Make Observational Data More Available and Useful for Climate Model Evaluation Development and Research by Aligning These Datasets With the Standards of the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (cmip). This Alignment Involves Updating Data Formats Metadata and Re-gridding to Match Cmip Standards and Ensuring These Datasets Are Easily Accessible Alongside Vast Amounts of Model Simulation Outputs.
Committed
$149,885
Paid out
$63.9K
43%
Committed, not yet paid
$86.0K
57%
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