Dear Users, We have some exciting JASMIN-related updates to share with you: ...

Issues now resolved, please report any further problems. Further problems occurred over the weekend with JASMIN’s SOF storage, used for /gws/nopw/j04/* group workspaces and the CEDA Archive. With LOTUS batch cluster jobs failing for this reason, hosts have been removed from the cluster for the time being. ...

Our latest annual report is now available. The report presents key statistics about the Centre for Environmental Data Analysis (CEDA) for the past year (2022 - 2023) as well as a series of snapshots of activity, expressed as short highlight reports. ...

NCEO and the EO DataHub team are pleased to announce the release of our latest invitation to tender, the EO Datahub Datastreams, which will be of most interest to commercial satellite data providers. ...

Dear Users, We are aware of intermittent issues affecting users using our data download web service (data.ceda.ac.uk) at present. This will occasionally present users with an ‘Internal Error’ page. This can usually be addressed by refreshing the page. ...

We are aware that some users are unable to email into the JASMIN support mail box at present ( support@jasmin.ac.uk). We have raised the issue with our host institution to hopefully resolve this issue as quickly as possible. In the meanwhile users can get in touch either by using the help beacon located on JASMIN web pages (bottom right corner) or by emailing support@ceda.ac.uk. ...

We are pleased to announce the winner of the EO DataHub Platform Software Development and Operations ITT– Telespazio UK, a subsidiary of Telespazio (a joint venture between Leonardo, 67%, and Thales, 33%). The EODH team are excited to start the development process of the new data platform with one of Europe’s leading players in space applications and services. ...

We wish a happy new year to all our users. Please note the following updates for your attention: LOTUS throughput/capacity is currently slightly reduced while network switch maintenance is carried out. By a process of gradual rack-draining, compute nodes in each rack will be in maint state when viewed in SLURM node information e.g. sinfo ...

JASMIN supported over 40 hackathon attendees to help improve their data analysis skills with high-resolution ocean data. The hackathon made use of the JASMIN notebook service, group workspace storage and processing simulations on the LOTUS batch processing cluster. The EERIE project is developing improved Earth system models, harnessing Europe’s pre-exascale computers and considering European ocean mesoscale eddies in preparation for the next Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report. The project’s first General Assembly, held in Germany, saw 43 project members from 15 different project partners attend an extra two days for the project’s first hackathon. The aim of the hackathon was for participants to get to know each other while looking at some of the initial EERIE high-resolution eddy-resolving simulations and to gain experience using some relevant software tools. ...