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Most of the data used by the calculator are available for use with attribution. Typically this means making it as easy as possible for users to identify and cite data products from which calculator output is derived.
Possible implementation
As a first step, adding a list of citations to the "About" page would meet the requirements of CC-By licenses.
It will be useful to have a list of sources provides
on the results page, listed below the download buttons
as machine-readable text, for example one of:
the CSV file, appended to the end as lines commented with # OR
by providing json input file for download (requires these files contain citation info)
I will create a .pdf file listing all sources. I agree that it would be nice to recognize specific output from each run, but I'd rank that as non-essential for publication. If its easy and we have time/ capacity to do it, I'd be happy to provide guidance.
Most of the data used by the calculator are available for use with attribution. Typically this means making it as easy as possible for users to identify and cite data products from which calculator output is derived.
Possible implementation
As a first step, adding a list of citations to the "About" page would meet the requirements of CC-By licenses.
It will be useful to have a list of sources provides
#
ORFor netcdf files, the use and attribution information can be parsed from
ncdump -h
Completion Criteria
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