The BADC helpdesk will be unavailable from Wednesday 24th December 2008 to 4th January 2009. All queries received in this period will be answered as soon as possible on our return. ...

The BADC services are now running after the network problems following the work at the weekend. The data extractor is still running at risk, please bear with us while we work on the problems this service is having. It is being monitored regularly and we will endeavour to keep you updated on the progress of this service. ...

BADC servers will be at risk this weekend due to an unavoidable power outage at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory this weekend. A temporary power supply will be used to cover the BADC servers but services will be at risk between 23:30 GMT Friday 7th November to 18:00 GMT Sunday 9th November. ...

We are pleased to announce the launch of the new CEDA Repository. The CEDA* Repository is now available for storage of your documents, images, conference papers, theses, talks, videos, etc. The repository has been developed to aid preservation and accessibility of documents and other digital items associated with Earth observation and the atmospheric sciences, which may otherwise be inaccessible to the general public. ...

The BADC Data Extractor Service is currently down. We are investigating the problems and are working on restoring the service as soon as possible. If you have an urgent extraction requirement please contact the BADC helpdesk for assistance and we will get back to you as soon as we can. ...

Two posts are currently being advertised: SPBU083 Data Scientist (RAL Band 5): Closing date 26 Oct 2008 SPBU084 Storage Coordinator (RAL Band 6/5): Closing date 29 Oct 2008 Full details are available here ...

The BADC Data Extractor Service is temporarily down. We are currently investigating the problem and are working at restoring the service as soon as possible. We are sorry for the inconvenience this may cause in the meantime. ...

The latest of level 2 data - version 4.00, (also known as v02-04-19), has now been released for public access and is available at BADC. This release adds three new data products (F11, F12 and aerosol extinction), and significantly enhances those previously available (T, O3, HNO3, Cloud tops). Each HIRDLS Level 2 data file contains one day’s worth of data. ...

The problem of extracting MIDAS data for individual stations (by src_id) has now been fixed. The BADC Data Extractor service is now fully operational again. ...