Physics
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Aug 2004
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EOS Transactions, AGU, Volume 85, Issue 32, p. 302-302
Physics
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In their Eos article (16 March 2004), Daniel Baker and his colleagues acknowledged that one of the key achievements of the International Geophysical Year (IGY) was the establishment of data centers. I am sure that the authors are well aware of the importance of these data centers. I am concerned, however, by statements such as: ``...researchers can redefine the `data center' concept ....'' I am also concerned that some readers may interpret the overall proposed concept as one that is moving beyond the need for data centers, i.e., the concept of ``...free access to all available data through the Internet and World Wide Web. That is, all data providers and data users will exchange the data directly, establishing a worldwide fabric (or grid) of geophysical data.''
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