still working on updated the site and how we work with our users changes are happening even though you may not see them yet one feature we are focusing on now is the mapping tool the old mapper could do XXX but like other facets of the previous bco-dmo infrastructure, it was bespoke and increasing in technical and financial debt. Our strategy (which aligns with the adoption of the Open Science movement) is to opt for an open sourced, community recognized, out of the box access tool. Describe ERDDAP… Why this works for us… Why it works for you, the user… We look forward to hearing your thoughts on its implementation, feel free to send comments to…

Around this time last year, we introduced our plans to re-envision the BCO-DMO repository. We called it our “quiet revolution”. And for the most part, it has been just that; quiet. If you’ve come to our site to discover and access oceanographic data for your research today, you find that our website looks much the same way it did several years ago. Some minor changes have occurred, like new datasets being accessed by

One feature that we’ve been tirelessly working on behind the scenes is

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