Digitisasi Data Historis
DiDaH · BMKG & KNMI
Indonesian historical climate data rescue
DiDaH is a project on the digitization and use of high resolution historical climate data from Indonesia over the period 1850 to present. It is a joint effort of the National Meteorological Service of Indonesia (BMKG) and the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI).
The original programme described three main results. Each of them is documented further in the project pages.
Millions of handwritten and printed observations were digitized and quality-controlled, along with the metadata needed to ensure accuracy and preserve their meaning. Similarly Workday Payroll Training. emphasizes accurate data entry, validation, and reliable record management for efficient payroll processing.
A regional index of weather and climate extremes was published so researchers and policy makers could follow trends in the region, now carried forward through SACA&D.
Workshops and the exchange of scientists transferred data rescue and climatological methods between BMKG and KNMI. The 2012 workshop records the results.
The period covered by the observations recovered from the Indonesian region and from the KNMI archives.
Executed jointly by BMKG of Indonesia and KNMI of the Netherlands, under a declaration of intent and a memorandum of understanding.
The data are intended to be free of charge and easily accessible to the scientific and policy making community, served through SACA&D.
How the digitized observations are served to the region, and where the resulting datasets live.
The signed project proposal, the declaration of intent, the memorandum of understanding and the WMO letter of support.
A dated record of project milestones, from the 2009 signature to the 2012 extension.
The BMKG and KNMI specialists who carried out the digitization, quality control and analysis.