Zarr Adopters
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Thanks to the amazing community, Zarr is widely adopted and used by these groups. Here are the logos (in alphabetical order):
→ Zarr is used by CarbonPlan as a storage format for analysis and visualization of climate data.→ Zarr is currently used by DANDI for lightsheet microscopy and some ex vivo MRI datasets, and is being considered as a backend for Neurodata Without Borders (NWB) neurophysiology datasets.
→ Google Research has released a number of open source projects for working with Zarr data (including Neuroglancer, TensorStore, Xarray-Beam, and Xarray-TensorStore) and uses Zarr for distributing large-scale weather datasets.
→ Zarr is used extensively within Janelia Research Campus for efficiently storing and accessing large imaging datasets
→ Zarr is used by the LEAP Project (Learning the Earth with Artificial Intelligence and Physics) at Columbia University as the data format for the LEAP-Pangeo data library. LEAP researchers use Zarr to perform data analytics and machine learning for climate modeling.
→ Zarr is used by the Microsoft Planetary Computer as a cloud-native storage format for chunked, N-dimensional arrays of geospatial data.
→ Zarr is used by NASA as an analysis-ready data store for chunked, N-dimensional arrays of geospatial data.
→ The Open Microscopy Environment (OME) community is developing a format, OME-Zarr, using Zarr to store large, n-dimensional biological images as part of the Next-generation file format (NGFF) effort." OME logo used by permission, trademarked Glencoe Software, Inc.
→ Zarr is used extensively within the Pangeo Project as a cloud native storage format for ocean, weather, climate, and geospatial data.
→ scalable minds uses Zarr to store and process peta-scale 3D images of brain tissue for Connectomics analyses.
→ Unidata is developing its netCDF libaries to support Zarr datasets amongst the atmospheric and geoscientific community.
→ WEBKNOSSOS is a web-based platform for visualizing, collaboratively annotating and sharing large 3D images. Zarr is used for accessing remotely stored images as well as securely streaming annotation data to client applications.