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Global satellite-based sea and sea-ice surface temperatures since 1982

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By Ioanna Karagali, Alex Hayward, Jacob L. Høyer, Pia Englyst, Ida L. Olsen, Guisella Gacitúa, Nishka Dasgupta, Johan H. Scheller
| Nature Verified
Abstract A 43-year Climate Data Record (CDR) of combined global sea and sea-ice surface temperature (SST/IST) from 1982 to 2024 has been produced from satellite observations within the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S). Infrared and microwave satellite data are integrated using optimal interpolation to provide daily, gap-free (L4, 0.05°) global SST/IST fields.
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Instant compliant test data for engineering teams

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By Alex Hayward
| Product Hunt
Hi Product Hunt I'm Alex, co-founder of GoMask. We built this because we kept watching the same problem everywhere. Engineering teams stuck waiting days for test data. QA blocked. DevOps pipelines stalled. Data engineers spending hours manually masking PII. And honestly, most people just quietly using production data because nothing else actually works. Two weeks ago I asked data engineers on Reddit how much time they lose to this.
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Building a Test Data Platform After Watching Teams Secretly Use Production for Years

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By Alex Hayward
| DEV Community
Two weeks ago I asked data engineers on Reddit how much time they lose getting test data ready. Top response was brutally honest: "Everywhere I've worked with sensitive data, everybody ended up secretly working off prod." Lots of upvotes. Loads of people agreeing in the comments. That's not a compliance problem. That's a tooling problem. The Actual Problem It's not that teams don't want to do things properly. Mock data isn't realistic enough to debug with. Snapshots go stale within weeks.
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