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How to use the Digital Library Portal

The following page provides some information on how to use our digital library portal. If the information provided does not answer your question, or you would like to provide feedback or even make a suggestion then you can send us an email using our online contact form.

Overview: Data sets are grouped into categories, and these are listed on the front page of the portal. The data sets available within each category can be viewed by clicking on the category title - this brings up the data set view page. This page provides a more detailed description of the category, and lists the available data sets. Clicking on a data set name will bring up the search view page. This page lists all the files contained within a data set: you can specify which data set attributes to display; you can sort on these attributes; and specify search criteria based on these attributes.

You can collect links (OPeNDAP URLs) from various searches into a links collection (which behaves much like an online retailer's shopping cart). The links can be stored from many searches and later downloaded as a single file. This allows easy insertion of the URLs into scientific applications such as Matlab or Ferret.


Presentations

This page lists presentations given by TPAC.

If there are other TPAC presentations you would like us to put up on the website, please let us know through the "Contact Us" page. Feel free to download there presentations!


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Summer Internship Program 2005/06 (Closed)

During the 2005/06 summer break TPAC will offer a number of intern positions to undergraduate or honours students in high performance or grid computing, or visualisation. Australian citizens or permanent residents enrolled at the University of Tasmania or Australian Maritime College are eligible to apply for these internships. Internship-holders will be required to write a report on their activities and to give a presentation on their research results.

The summer internships are expected to be carried out over 10 week during the summer semester break 2005/06. Successfull applicants will be offered a stipend equivalent to a PhD scholarship rate (approximately $420 per week). Financial support towards the summer internship comes from TPAC and its partners, as well as from the Australian Partnership for Advanced Computing (APAC).


Training Courses

Introduction to Scientific Visualisation

This course is designed to introduce students of environmental science studies to computer-based graphic tools for scientific analysis as well as digital presentation of derived results. The course emphasis is on presenting available software tools and how to use and apply these in academic research where the focus is on computational fluid dynamics.

The course is in three parts available for download as pdf documents:

  • Part 1: Background and general introduction (155KB)
  • Part 2: Visualisation systems (Matlab, IDL) (457KB)

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