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Advancing data compression via noise detection

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Dorit Hammerling *
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Allison H. Baker
DOI:10.1038/s43588-021-00167-zdelete
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Compressing scientific data is essential to save on storage space, but doing so effectively while ensuring that the conclusions from the data are not affected remains a challenging task. A recent paper proposes a new method to identify numerical noise from floating-point atmospheric data, which can lead to a more effective compression.

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Colorado School of Mines
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national center atmospheric research (ncar) - usa
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Cited Papers

Cited Papers

Compressing atmospheric data into its real information content
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errKloewer, Milan; Razinger, Miha; Dominguez, Juan J.; Dueben, Peter D.; Palmer, Tim N.
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A statistical analysis of lossily compressed climate model data
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errPoppick, Andrew; Nardi, Joseph; Feldman, Noah; Baker, Allison H.; Pinard, Alexander; Hammerling, Dorit M.
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Evaluating lossy data compression on climate simulation data within a large ensemble
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errBaker, Allison H.; Hammerling, Dorit M.; Mickelson, Sheri A.; Xu, Haiying; Stolpe, Martin B.; Naveau, Phillipe; Sanderson, Ben; Ebert-Uphoff, Imme; Samarasinghe, Savini; De Simone, Francesco; Carbone, Francesco; Gencarelli, Christian N.; Dennis, John M.; Kay, Jennifer E.; Lindstrom, Peter
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