Following ESIP, I came away with a clearer idea both on what types of demonstration software would be of interest to the OPeNDAP community, as well as how best to modify the OPeNDAP code base for our work.<\/p>\n
Within the next week, we aim to finish a lightweight implementation of our interfaces for presenting records of provenance for OPeNDAP products, capable of exposing both OPeNDAP modules and their contributors.<\/p>\n
In addition, through taking advantage of common design practices within the OPeNDAP code base, we have determined appropriate modifications to enable retrieval of content corresponding to our components schema:<\/p>\n
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Once offline versions of our demonstration are completed, we intend to port them to our OPeNDAP server at http:\/\/opendap.tw.rpi.edu.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Following ESIP, I came away with a clearer idea both on what types of demonstration software would be of interest to the OPeNDAP community, as well as how best to modify the OPeNDAP code base for our work. Within the next week, we aim to finish a lightweight implementation of Continue reading Week 6 Update<\/span>