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EarthByte is an international e-research project aimed at implementing interoperability of plate tectonic data and geodynamic computing services for applied and fundamental research purposes. EarthByte is currently funded through the AuScope National Collaborative Research InfraStructure (NCRIS) Program. It was previously funded by the Australian Partnership for Advanced Computing (APAC) and by an Australian Research Council e-Research pilot project. EarthByte is leveraging technologies developed in international projects such as the Worldwide Universities Network.


EarthByte Latest News/Publications

July 2010
Dietmar recently held the 3rd GPlates short course at the LMU Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences  Click for photos

Luke Mondy is attending the Madagascar School on Reproducible Computational Geophysics in Houston, Texas as part of his Honours project. 

The EarthByte Group is attending the 2010 Australian Earth Sciences Convention in Canberra. 

Aedon Talsma is on a 2nd research visit to the University of Munich as part of his Honours project. 


June 2010
EarthByte has compiled a new set of tutorials for GPlates here
 
Sabin Zahirovic is on a research visit to the California Institute of Technology as part of his Honours project. 

Congratulations to Sabin Zahirovic who has won a GSW-NSW scholarship to support his attendance at the 2010 Australian Earth Sciences Convention in Canberra. 

Aedon Talsma is on a research visit to the University of Munich as part of his Honours project. 

May 2010
EarthByte is pleased to announce the release of GPlates0.9.9 Download software

March 2010
Congratulations to Patrice Rey and Dietmar Müller who have been highlighted in a recent media release on "Kiwis reconsider ancient split with Australia" View Page
 

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