ARM Data Center

The ARM Data Center provides a robust, integrated data and computing environment to advance understanding of atmospheric radiation. It currently holds more than 3.5 petabytes

petabyte

A petabyte is equal to one quadrillion (one thousand trillion) bytes, 1 million gigabytes, or 1,000 TB.

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of data from over 11,000 sources, including data collected from field campaigns, instruments, and shared by principal investigators. The data center offers computing infrastructure to support next-generation atmospheric model simulations, storage for large files, big-data analytics, and machine learning

machine learning (ML)

Machine Learning (ML) refers to the field and practice of using algorithms that are able to “learn” by extracting patterns from a large body of data.

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for atmospheric and climate science research.