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Outputs from Eonfusion were presented last week at the COP15 Copenhagen United Nations Climate Change Summit, to model predicted sea level rise scenarios. Dr. Robert Kay from Coastal Zone Management ...
Version 2.0 represents a major increment in the capabilities of Eonfusion. The two headline features are the public Application Programming Interface (or API) and the exposure of raster vertex ...
Following the successful release of Eonfusion version 2.0 in October, we're issuing a service pack release which is labelled version 2.0.2. This service pack addresses a number of bugs that were ...
This example uses data from a gravest empirical mode (GEM) projection of temperature and salinity fields in the Southern Ocean. When combined with satellite altimetry, time-evolving projection ...
In the Tips & Tricks section of the April 2009 Newsletter, the importance of Metadata in Eonfusion was discussed, and how care should be taken to set metadata appropriately, especially on data ...
Dr Charlie Huveneers has been researching shark ecology and biology for over 10 years. He completed his PhD at Macquarie University, Sydney investigating the impacts of fishing on wobbegong ...
We are pleased to announce Eonfusion Basic Training courses to be held in Hobart, Tasmania and San Diego, California in early 2010. Hobart: Wed 27th - Thurs 28th January (10am - 4pm both days). San ...
Join us for a free webinar and learn more about Eonfusion. Webinars take place every Friday morning (US time) or can be scheduled to fit your timetable. For webinars in the Americas or Europe, ...
Come and learn more about Eonfusion. We'll be demonstrating the product live at these upcoming Events: Oceanology International 2010, London, UK, March 9 - 11 2010 Oceans 2010/IEEE Sydney, ...
