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NetCDF4 / HDF5 Format Extension Pack (NFEP): Transparently Adding More Formats to NetCDF4 and HDF5

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The NetCDF4 / HDF5 Format Extension Pack (NFEP) project, under solicitation NASA-SBIR-185674, focuses on developing specialized plugins for HDF5 and netCDF4 libraries. These plugins enable transparent access to NASA Earth science data formats such as CDF, BUFR, GeoTIFF, and GRIB2, allowing applications to read these formats without requiring code modifications. This initiative aims to improve data processing, interoperability, and efficiency across heterogeneous computing resources while reducing computational overhead and storage requirements. Managed by the NASA SBIR/STTR Program, this total small business set-aside project is designed for applications within NASA systems like THREDDS, OPeNDAP, and climate modeling, as well as external markets including geospatial finance, disaster management, and agriculture. The project is overseen by project manager Sharadchandra N Gavali and principal investigator Steve M Scopel, with performance based in Wyoming.

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NASA project developing HDF5 and netCDF4 plugins for transparent Earth science data access.

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AgencyNational Aeronautics and Space Administration → NASA SBIR/STTR Program
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OfficeUSA
Office AddressUSA
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Sharadchandra N GavaliProject Manager
Steve M ScopelPrincipal Investigator
Jason L KesslerProgram Director
Carlos TorrezProgram Manager

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This project aims to develop specialized plugins for the HDF5 and netCDF4 libraries, enabling seamless access to NASA’s Earth science data formats, including CDF, BUFR, GeoTIFF, and GRIB2. These plugins will allow existing netCDF4 and HDF5 applications to read data in these formats without requiring any code modifications. Our innovative approach will significantly enhance NASA’s ability to efficiently manage and analyze diverse Earth science datasets while reducing storage requirements and computational overhead. Additionally, this innovation establishes a unified framework that preserves the advantages of specialized data formats while improving interoperability within the broader scientific data ecosystem through netCDF4 and HDF5. It directly addresses NASA’s need for “technologies that can enhance data processing and interoperability across heterogeneous computing resources.” Beyond NASA and academia, the targeted markets include industries that rely on NASA’s remote sensing data, such as agriculture, disaster management, climate research, and geospatial finance.
Benefits: Potential NASA Applications 1. THREDDS 2. OPeNDAP 3. Climate Modeling Applications (GMAO) 4. AI/ML applications with NASA’s remote sense data Potential non-NASA Applications 1. Propriatary weather forecast applications 2. Applications in geospatial finance

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