New Media Research Institute

The 2008 DIAL workshop will be held in conjunction with the ESIP Federation Summer Meeting.

When: Tuesday, July 15, 2008

View the: ESIP Meeting Page

Who can attend: Please contact Bruce Caron [bruce AT NMRI.org] for information about attending this workshop.

This ONE DAY workshop will cover the basics of how to apply DIAL technologies to develop stand-alone, data-rich software applications. The DIAL technology is described below:

DIAL description

The workshop will cover the code resources that are available and the remaining coding required to customize the authoring environment for your data distribution needs.

The Morning Session will cover an overview of the technology, and hands on with existing modules and prototype applications. The Afternoon Session will be a "Create an Application" from parts supplied, and a discussion about individual needs for further shared code and GUI resources.

For more information please contact Bruce Caron [bruce AT NMRI.org]

The Client Side Technology Infusion Working Group is looking at issues of data access, analysis, and display in the world outside the Internet browser environment. Today, as it was ten years ago, probably 95% of the scientists who use NASA/NOAA (etc.) data sets do so with commercial software products such as Matlab, IDL, ENVI, or ARCgis.

The New Media Research Institute, as a part of the New Media Studio is a member of the ESIP Federation's Earth Data Discovery Consortium ESIP.
EDDC ESIP
Institute staff has been active in the ESIP community for several years. We welcome ESIP partners to join us in new efforts to bring earth data resources to the public:
For more information on the ESIP Federation:
ESIP Federation

The DIAL workshop will be held in conjunction with the ESIP Federtation Summer Meeting.

When: Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Where:
University of Wisconsin - Madison
Pyle Center
702 Langdon Street
Madison, WI 53706
United States

Who can attend: Please contact Bruce Caron [bruce AT NMRI.org] for information about attending this workshop.

This ONE DAY workshop will cover the basics of how to apply DIAL technologies to develop stand-alone, data-rich software applications. The DIAL technology is described below:

DIAL description

The workshop will cover the code resources that are available and the remaining coding required to customize the authoring environment for your data distribution needs.

The Morning Session will cover an overview of the technology, and hands on with existing modules and prototype applications. The Afternoon Session will be a "Create an Application" from parts supplied, and a discussion about individual needs for further shared code and GUI resources.

For more information please contact Bruce Caron [bruce AT NMRI.org]