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Case Study: ALIVE at The University of Wisconsin-Madison

July 1, 2024

The ALIVE research team at UW-Madison uses Arraylake to manage GOES-R satellite data for near real-time carbon and water flux estimation, benefiting from version control, ACID transactions, and seamless remote collaboration.

Ryan Abernathey

CEO & Co-founder

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Case Study: ALIVE at The University of Wisconsin-Madison

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