webODV
webODV provides online Ocean Data View (ODV, https://odv.awi.de) services like
the extraction, analysis, exploration and visualization of
oceanographic and other environmental data.
webODV is developed by Dr. Sebastian Mieruch-Schnülle and Prof. Dr. Reiner Schlitzer at the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI)
in Bremerhaven, Germany.
One of the longest running open ocean time-series on our planet, the Hawaii Ocean Time-series (HOT) can now be accessed using webODV.
The webODV Data Extractor service for fast and easy data
subsetting and downloading (netcdf, odv, ASCII).
The webODV Data Exploration service, the
"ODV-online" for the analysis and visualization of the
GEOTRACES data set. Start with pre-created
"views", which can be loaded. No authentication required.
The webODV implementation in the frame of the EGI-ACE project
provides large ocean datasets from the global Argo program and the SeaDataNet infrastructure.
Explore, subset,
visualize, and extract data sets in multiple formats
from the harmonized, standardized, validated data
collections that EMODnet Chemistry is regularly
producing and publishing for all European sea basins
for eutrophication and contaminants. Authentication
with Marine-ID required.
Large ocean, atmosphere, sediment, ice and
river data for analysis, exploration and
visualisation. No registration.
webODV for MOSAiC, the largest polar expedition in
history. The German icebreaker Polarstern was
trapped in the ice from October 2019 to October
2020. Access atmospheric,
ocean and ice data and more. At the moment only
accessible by the MOSAiC consortium.
Freely available from January 2023.
HIFIS provides a private webODV
implementation. Users can import their own data and work with ODV-online in "ReadWrite" mode.
webODV is based on the Ocean Data View
software devolped by R. Schlitzer at the AWI. Extensive documentation is available at https://odv.awi.de/documentation.
webODV development has received funding from the European Union Horizon 2020 and Seventh Framework Programmes under grant agreement numbers 730960 SeaDataCloud.