The VMO helps you find magnetospheric data. http://vmo.nasa.gov 2008-05-11T21:23:23+01:00 http://vmo.nasa.gov http://vmo.nasa.gov/images/M_images/vmo_rss.png text/html 2008-03-14T14:53:57+01:00 http://vmo.nasa.gov http://vmo.nasa.gov/content/view/56/72/ New articles about the VMO have been published in the Earth Science Informatics journal. text/html 2008-03-07T14:49:58+01:00 http://vmo.nasa.gov http://vmo.nasa.gov/content/view/55/81/ Publication and alpha version of software now available. text/html 2007-12-11T13:07:40+01:00 http://vmo.nasa.gov http://vmo.nasa.gov/content/view/54/81/ The latest VMO Middleware version 1.0.2 offers substantial new features leading to significantly increased flexibility and search capabilities. Furthermore, several new data products have been registered and are now accessible through the VMO interface. text/html 2007-08-24T17:12:21+01:00 http://vmo.nasa.gov http://vmo.nasa.gov/content/view/51/72/ So, you would like to join and help with describing resources using the SPASE data model but of course you do not want to duplicate existing descriptions. Then read on to find where to get the latest revision of metadata and how to submit your changes. text/html 2007-08-08T15:54:10+01:00 http://vmo.nasa.gov http://vmo.nasa.gov/content/view/50/72/ Data and related resources must be described using the SPASE data model (http://www.spase-group.org) before they can be registered with the VMO. These descriptions (metadata) are generally kept in the [[XML]] format and therefore just about any text editor can be used to produce and modify the descriptions. However, this article recommends several metadata editors that make the editing more convenient.