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July 25, 2006 •1 min read • news

FTP server problems

Recent Server Problems at BADC Are Now Being Resolved ===================================================== On Friday 21st July the BADC suffered a hardware failure which affected FTP services....

July 5, 2006 •1 min read • news

Latest Portable Unified Model Software from the BADC

The Met Office Portable Unified Model (PUM) software version 6.1 is now available from the BADC. Access must be granted separately for each version, so you should apply for access following the link on the dataset webpage, under ‘Restricted Source Code’....

June 27, 2006 •1 min read • news

New surface data dataset available at the BADC

A new BADC dataset to replace the UKMO surface dataset, containing both UK and global measurements is now available for users registered to use the UKMO surface data....

June 14, 2006 •1 min read • news

Termination of Meteosat-7 0 deg longitude service

EUMETSAT has announced the termination of satellite image transmission from Meteosat 7 from 0o longitude as of 0900 UTC on 14th June 2006....

February 23, 2006 •1 min read • news

MSG Satellite Images now available at BADC

Images from the EUMETSAT Meteosat Second Generation (MSG1) satellite (renamed Meteosat 8) obtained from the Met Office are now archived at the BADC....

February 14, 2006 •0 min read • news

Server Problems at the BADC

January 19, 2006 •0 min read • news

No more real time Earth Probe TOMS data

October 25, 2005 •1 min read • news

Additional forecast fields available in ERA-40 dataset

We have recently added some additional forecast fields available to the ERA-40 dataset held at the BADC. Due to user demand additional single/surface level forecasts have been extracted as follows in the ERA-40 archive:...

September 28, 2005 •1 min read • news

Radiosonde and Surface data extractions from the Met Office temporarily stopped

Unfortunately, since mid-August 2005, our remote access to the Met Office network and archives has been disabled by the Met Office....

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