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Hi John, An interesting presentation. I have a couple of comments. 1) Slide 6 you say that there is no efficient way to discover data sets within the system. First, I think that you should be careful to separate out issues related to the data access protocol and other services. The DODS DAP does not provide an efficient way to locate data. That was not it's intent. There are however sites that are beginning to provide for this. For example, the GCMD lists a subset of DODS accessible data sets (~2/3 of the total) and one can use any of the GCMD search mechanisms to locate a data set of interest. Furthermore, Dan Holloway has developed a Java program that will do this search as well as searches in other directories as they come on line. The important point here is that this search capability can be launched from within a user's application; e.g., from within Matlab and through the suite of associated interfaces can drill down to the data themselves and request that they be moved into the application. This capability is currently under developement with the search portion in beta. 2) I could find very little information on APPE. Do you have a URL for a site where it is described? It might also be of interest to the group that the DODS effort will be funded to look at a SOAP implementation associated with the core. This is a prototype effort and should be complete within a year. Peter John Caron wrote:
these are the slides from my presentation today; sorry they are rather sketchy. html: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/projects/THREDDS/tech/DLESE/DLESE2.htm power point slides: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/projects/THREDDS/tech/DLESE/DLESE2.ppt
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