Climate Data, Scientific Data Visualization and Clojure
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Climate data spans 150+ years with 320 million paper records, 2.5M microfiche and petabytes and carries instrument, provenance and generational-change headaches. A browser prototype merges CRN ground stations temperature time series (six stations, about a week shown) with probabilistic SWDI hail events, using ClojureScript/Reagent, React and Mathbox (WebGL) plus an adapter to reconcile stateful Mathbox with reagent atoms. The visualization runs in the browser, reveals spatial-temporal clusters and seasonal signals, and works but lacks final polish.
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