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A Google data center offering cloud services like on-demand computational nodes.
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Putting the Cloud to Work for Seismology

by J. MacCarthy, O. Marcillo and C. Trabant 5 April 201912 December 2022

The cloud infrastructure developed in the business community has made access to cluster computing possible for even the smallest research groups, enabling new kinds of research workflows in geophysics.

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Using Sounds from the Ocean to Measure Winds in the Stratosphere

by M. Arrowsmith, Stephen J. Arrowsmith and O. Marcillo 4 January 201629 March 2022

Stratospheric winds deflect acoustic waves from the oceans. With the right data and the math to analyze them, these waves tell us about the weather aloft.

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