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Student Internships
Are you a student? And a programmer? Do you want to work for three months this summer, paid by Google, mentored by experts, writing code to help climate science? The Climate Code Foundation has been selected as a mentoring organization … Continue reading
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Presentations
Here is a table of recent presentations I have given about the Climate Code Foundation: Date Location Occasion Slides 2011-08-29 Google offices, New York City Invited talk
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Google Summer of Code 2012
At the Climate Code Foundation we are hoping to take part in this year’s Google Summer of Code (GSoC). GSoC is a program in which Google sponsors students who contribute to open-source software projects. Each student works full-time for three … Continue reading
Activity and Status
It’s been some months since we updated this blog. My apologies for that. Here’s a quick summary of our recent activities. I hope to make a quick series of blog posts over the next week or two describing some of … Continue reading
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Science Code Manifesto
I am pleased to announce the launch of the Science Code Manifesto, laying out general principles of publication for science software. Please read the manifesto, endorse it if you agree, then come back here to discuss it. This issue isn’t … Continue reading
Royal Society submission
The Royal Society is conducting a policy study entitled “Science as a Public Enterprise”, and called for submissions from the public. The Climate Code Foundation made the following submission in August, (and I just realised that I never posted it … Continue reading
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Homogenization report
This guest post is written by Daniel Rothenberg, who worked all summer on homogenization code, thanks to the excellent Google Summer of Code. This is his third post, here are the first and second. As you may recall, I spent … Continue reading
Common Climate Project demonstration
This guest post is written by Hannah Aizenman, who worked all summer on the Common Climate Project, thanks to the excellent Google Summer of Code. The summer is now past, and Hannah has built a useful demonstrator website. This is … Continue reading
ccc-gistemp summer project update
This guest post is written by Filipe Fernandes, who worked all summer on our ccc-gistemp project, thanks to the excellent Google Summer of Code. The summer is now past, although Filipe continues to work on our code. This is his … Continue reading
Homogenization project progress
This guest post is written by Daniel Rothenberg, one of our Google Summer of Code students, who is working on a library for climate record homogenization. His previous post introduced his project. At the halfway point in my Google Summer … Continue reading