The satellite ephemeris problem has been solved and NASA is now evaluating the accuracy of the new files. You should begin to see TOMS data and images early next week (May 23, 2005). It should then take only a couple of days to fill in all of the data back to April 15, 2005. ...

Version 6.1 data are available from October 1984 through July 2000, in the form of index files and spec files, with software to assist processing in IDL. ...

The data collected during the North Atlantic Marine Boundary Layer EXperiment (NAMBLEX 2002) has now been released to the public domain. NAMBLEX, which took place during July-September 2002, was an atmospheric composition campaign to study the oxidation processes, atmospheric chemistry and composition of a number of species primarily in the marine boundary layer. ...

Data from the Improved Air Quality Forecasting project (ISB52) funded by the UK HM Treasury Invest to Save Budget is now publicly available at the BADC. ...

Climateprediction.net Press release: Bleak first results from the world’s largest climate change experiment ...

The Southern Ocean Atmospheric Photochemistry Experiment 2 (SOAPEX) data is now publically available. More information about the SOAPEX data held at the BADC can be found at: http://badc.nerc.ac.uk/data/soapex/ . ...

High resolution radiosonde 2003 data avaliable ============================================== The dataset now includes data from 2003. More information about the High Resolution data held at the BADC can be found at: . For the current avalablity of data check [the status page](http://badc.nerc.ac.uk/data/rad-highres/status.html). BADC Support 23th November 2004

On August 26th, the Climateprediction.net project will begin using the BOINC (Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing) software platform, developed by scientists at the University of California in Berkeley. ...

Beta test our new Data Extractor web-interface ============================================== We are pleased to announce the launch of a test-version of the BADC Data Extractor (dx) - a web-interface to large datasets. You can access the Data Extractor if you are registered for any of the following datasets: ECMWF ERA-40 ECMWF Operational data ECMWF ERA-15 HiGEM COAPEC HadCM3 data The Data Extractor exposes the following functionality to BADC users: Extraction of NetCDF datasets. Differencing between datasets. Browsing and selection of subsets. Selection in space and time. User-defined plotting. User-defined animation. Please note that the current version (0.1b) is only a beta-release so we invite you to test the service and give us your feedback. For more information on how to access the Data Extractor please see: http://badc.nerc.ac.uk/help/software/dx BADC Support 9th August 2004.