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Last updated: 2020-07-23
- Release of [MIC]({{ '/products/model/' | absolute_url }}#model-insertion-checker-mic) 1.2.0
- Changelog
- Improve usability and fix bugs
- Release of CCUT-Wrapper 1.0.0
- We are releasing a beta version of the wrapper UI for CCUT 1.0.0. This is an interactive web application that suggests semantic types for units of measurement, supports their transformations, and allows working with spreadsheet files.
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Release of B-Clean API v0.1 to support automatic data cleaning
- Added Web API for outlier detection.
- Added Jupyter notebook to interact with service.
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Release of Semantic Modeling API v0.1 to support automatic data modeling
- Added Web API for source modeling.
- Added Jupyter notebook to interact with service.
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Release of [DAME]({{ '/products/model/' | absolute_url }}#desktop-appliation-for-model-execution-dame) 5.2.0
- Changelog
- Added changes so users can specify their own parameter values instead of defaults.
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Release of [MIC]({{ '/products/model/' | absolute_url }}#model-insertion-checker-mic) 1.0.0
- Changelog
- Now users can start from their model folder (no requirements for data organization)
- Automatic detection the framework/language used by the model component (python, conda, java, general)
- Automated extraction of dependencies according to the framework/language (pip is supported)
- Creation a Linux environment using Docker
- MIC can now trace commands and automatically detect configuration files, inputs and outputs
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Release of riverwidthEO version 1.2
- updated the classification model by adding ~3,000 labeled and 90,000 unlabeled images.
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Release of River Segment Surface Area Dataset version 1.2 for Ethiopia
- updated the results for all of Ethopia using the updated model.
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Release of two new Jupyter Notebooks for the TopoFlow model, and updates to several existing notebooks:
- New: TopoFlow Calibration Remote Sensing
- New: TopoFlow Water Scarcity
- Update: TopoFlow Rainfall Inputs
- Update: TopoFlow Flood Modeling
- Update: TopoFlow Calibration Gauge Data
- Update: TopoFlow Getting Started Notebook
- Update: TopoFlow Utils Demo1
- Update: TopoFlow Visualization v2
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Release of DSI v1.1.0
- Changelog
- Configuration of the model using a JSON file
- Add support to ECMWF
- Add support to run globally
- Improve compatibility with xarray (performance improvement)
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Release of [DAME]({{ '/products/model/' | absolute_url }}#desktop-appliation-for-model-execution-dame) 5.1.1
- Changelog
- Run models using local data
- Configure with custom ModelCatalog or user
- Support Docker on Windows, Linux and macOS (Beta)
- Validation of URLs
- List and show model configurations and setups
- Integration of data transformations for TopoFlow Data (Weather)
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New release of [MIC]({{ '/products/model/' | absolute_url }}#model-insertion-checker-mic) 0.4.1 - ALPHA
- End-to-end encapsulation of model components.
- Provides templates for creating components.
- Enables testing through Docker images (locally)
- Create a snapshot of a model component, saving code in GitHub and Docker image in DockerHub.
- After testing, pushes changes to model catalog.
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Release of [Data Transformation service v1.1]({{ '/products/data/' | absolute_url }}#transformation-services)
- Support data streaming
- Add new pipeline/adapters to support GLDAS2Cycles transformation
- Add new pipeline/adapters to support variable aggregation in GLDAS data by both time and woreda
- Design a procedure to quickly import external transformation libraries (e.g. Topoflow transformation notebooks)
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Release of riverwidthEO version 1.1
- updated the methodology to detect cloudy pixels.
- updated the methodology to use clustering and classification together to handle hazy images (that are missed by cloud filters)
- updated the classification model by adding more training images.
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Release of River Segment Surface Area Dataset version 1.1 for Ethiopia
- updated the results for 5 basins in Ethopia using the updated model.
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Release of three new Jupyter Notebooks for the TopoFlow model, and three updates to existing notebooks:
- New: TopoFlow Rainfall Inputs
- New: TopoFlow Flood Modeling
- New: TopoFlow Calibration Gauge Data
- Update: TopoFlow Getting Started Notebook
- Update: TopoFlow Utils Demo1
- Update: TopoFlow Visualization v2
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Release of notebook and Python tools for performing scientific variable exploration and grounding to Scientific Variables Ontology (SVO) variables and entries in the World Modelers Indicators (WMI) list:
- Release of [DAME]({{ '/products/model/' | absolute_url }}#desktop-appliation-for-model-execution-dame) 4.1.3
- Changelog
- Additional testing and bug fixes (Testing in OSX and Unix). DAME will ask for missing parameters and inputs, using defaults when provided.
- Improvements to messages and logging in the UI. Now the singularity commands, inputs and Docker images are displayed, in case users want to execute models with their own means.
- Improved documentation and examples
- Initial release of [MIC]({{ '/products/model/' | absolute_url }}#model-insertion-checker-mic) 0.2.0 - ALPHA
- Code
- Users can define and insert an initial subset of metadata about new models.
- First BETA release of mic documentation
- Release of [Data Transformation service v1.0]({{ '/products/data/' | absolute_url }}#transformation-services)
- Users can run the transformation pipeline through CLI, web service or Docker.
- Release predefined pipelines in form of configuration files for:
- Model-specific transformations: Topoflow
- Release of MINT-Data-Sync system
- Monitor when new GLDAS data files become available, upload them to MINT Data Server, and register them in MINT Data Catalog
- Release of River Segment Surface Area Dataset version 1.0 for Ethiopia
- Processed 8710 river segments (covering all of Ethiopia) using machine learning algorithms and satellite imagery to create surface area timeseries.
- Uses Sentinel-2 imagery available from December 2015 until March 2020.
- A csv with surface area timeseries for each river segment is available for download from the MINT Data Catalog.
- Release of riverwidthEO version 1.0
- A python package that processes river segments using machine learning algorithms and satellite imagery (Sentinel-2) to create surface area timeseries (delivered as a csv file).
- Uses descarteslabs API to download data for any given segment.
- Provides user with options to provide points on a river as input or just provide a region or country to select predefined points on the river. These predefined points are available for rivers (>100 meters in width) across the globe.
- Release of a Jupyter Notebook for the TopoFlow model with an overview and introduction to new users
- Release of [MINT-UI 4.3.4]({{ '/products/mint/' | absolute_url }})
- Changelog
- Users can run their ModelConfigurations
- Release of [DAME]({{ '/products/model/' | absolute_url }}#desktop-appliation-for-model-execution-dame) 3.3.0
- Changelog
- Execute models from MINT on Desktop/Server
- Release of [Model Catalog API]({{ '/products/model/' | absolute_url }}#model-catalog-api) 1.4.0
- Changelog
- Users can insert their ModelConfigurations
- Release of [MINT-UI 4.3.0]({{ '/products/mint/' | absolute_url }}) (Feb 26)
- Release of [MINT-UI 4.2.1]({{ '/products/mint/' | absolute_url }})) (Feb 19)
- Release of [MINT-UI 4.2.0]({{ '/products/mint/' | absolute_url }})) (Feb 14)
- Release of [MINT-UI 4.1.0]({{ '/products/mint/' | absolute_url }})(https://mint.isi.edu/)
- Fixing bugs and usability improvements Release Release 4.1.0 · mintproject/mint-ui-lit
- Release of [MINT-UI 4.0.0]({{ '/products/mint/' | absolute_url }})
- Bug fixes and usability improvements Release Release 4.0.0-0 · mintproject/mint-ui-lit
- Releases of MINT Data Catalog UI
- MINT Data Catalog Github repository. Specifically,
- Interactive Jupyter notebook that showcases Data Catalog API
- More information on Resources
- More information on Variables
- Issue tracker and feature requests
- Linking variable names to Standard Variable Ontology (SVO)
- Release 1.3.0:
- Update to use the Software Description Ontology v1.4.0
- Add custom SPARQL queries
- Release 1.0.0:
- Execute models using singularity
- Include parallelism option in config to do multiple model runs
- Adding DELETE request to executions
- Local delete for cache of execution
- Release 1.1.0:
- Take model execution data and ingest into a database to enable interactive dashboards
- Gather model ensemble execution results
- Release of MINT NetCDF convention
- We propose a self-describing data format for structured gridded datasets for MINT data catalog and visualization based on the NetCDF and the CF convention. Check here for the lastest document. Please open new issues on GitHub or on Google doc for comments.
- Release of MINT-GeoViz
- We are releasing the v1 of MINT-GeoViz, an interactive visualization library for large geospatial datasets that follow MINT NetCDF convention. Check out this GitHub repo for more details.
- Check out our full demo and notebook examples on how to use the library
- Release of D-REPR: a library for reading heterogeneous datasets into common representations. Check its GitHub for more information.
- New content: The MINT model catalog has been expanded to include a semantic representation of units, scientific variables and links to Wikidata. Check the release on GitHub for more information.
- New APIs for adding content: We have expanded our APIs with a new client based on Open API that allows anyone to insert models in the model catalog. The API is accessible in the following link: https://api.models.mint.isi.edu/v0.0.2/ui/#/
- New APIs for accessing content: 3 new methods have been added to our GRLC API. The first one, to obtain additional information of a Scientific Variable given its label (getStandardVariableMetadata). The other two (getInputCompatibleConfig) and (getOutputCompatibleConfig) retrieve those models or software compatible with a target model. This facilitates understanding which software has variables that may interoperate with other software.
- A new client for accessing content: With our new Python client, now it is possible to access the content in the model catalog without having to issue SPARQL queries or API queries. Check it out here.
- New examples: Check out our notebook for examples on how to use the client.
- The Model Explorer has been updated to show the contents of models in a more user-friendly manner. Check here the latest version. Please open new issues on GitHub if you find bugs.