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Are you in need for computational tools that can help with data analysis over subregions of the earth or other planetary surfaces? Or even more specifically do you analyze GRACE satellite data in a specific region? Princeton University researchers Chris Harig and Frederick Simons just presented SLEPIAN version 1.0 software components dubbed ‘alpha, bravo, charlie and delta’ in EOS magazine, and CSDMS has the codes online for new users. SLEPIAN tools have been applied to map the patterns of mass loss of the Greenland Ice Sheet.more...

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	~~The CSDMS model repository has~~ a ~~new model to check out~~ and ~~use. Dr~~. ~~Sagy Cohen~~, ~~now at the University of Alabama~~, and ~~international colleagues contributed a soil evolution model. The mARM5D model includes soil weathering and soil production algorithms~~, and ~~combines pedogenic processes with geomorphological transport processes, like diffusive transport, fluvial erosion and aeolian deposition~~. ~~The model developers report on~~ the ~~impact~~ of ~~aeolian sediment on soil patchiness in Journal~~ of ~~Geophysical Research 2015~~. [[Science_spotlights#~~mARM5D_soil_evolution_model~~\|more...]]<br><br>[mailto:csdmsweb@colorado.edu Nominate a science spotlight]		Are you in need for computational tools that can help with data analysis over subregions of the earth or other planetary surfaces? Or even more specifically do you analyze GRACE satellite data in a specific region? Princeton University researchers Chris Harig and Frederick Simons just presented SLEPIAN version 1.0 software components dubbed ‘alpha, bravo, charlie and delta’ in EOS magazine, and CSDMS has the codes online for new users. SLEPIAN tools have been applied to map the patterns of mass loss of the Greenland Ice Sheet.[[Science_spotlights#SLEPIAN-alpha.2C_bravo.2C_charlie_and_echo\|more...]]<br><br>[mailto:csdmsweb@colorado.edu Nominate a science spotlight]