NOAA and Google to Visualise Scientific Data28/01/2010 |
| NOAA's Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research and Google have signed a cooperative research and development agreement outlining how they will work together to create sophisticated visualisations of scientific data to illustrate how our planet works. |
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The new cooperative research and development agreement will allow NOAA to pursue projects that are beyond the limits of its in-house technological resources. It gives Google the opportunity to take on technical challenges and develop new ways to display information.
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