Abstract
Most climate and climate impact studies include data analyses and therefore rely on scientific data. Generally, only a small part out of the whole available data of an experiment or model run is used. Hosting these data and making it easily accessible meets two challenges: First, the community of data users virtual organization (VO) grows and becomes more diverse, e.g. the Geographical Information System (GIS) users have started to use scientific climate data. The community investigates natural scientific as well as political, economical and social scientific questions (e.g. climate impact). And as heterogeneous as their questions are their data requirements. The second challenge lies in the continuous intensive growth of the amount of data, which is spread over different specialized data archives worldwide. Researchers create greater amounts of data in a shorter amount of time on the quickly evolving high-performance computing systems, whereas the storage amounts and network capacities develop less rapidly.
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Stockhause, M. (2013). User Driven Data Access Mechanisms. In: Earth System Modelling - Volume 6. SpringerBriefs in Earth System Sciences. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-37244-5_5
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