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VERDI is a flexible, efficient, and modular Java-based visualization software tool that is used to visualize multivariate four dimensional gridded environmental datasets such as those output by air quality models.
Developer Documentation: http://www.cmascenter.org/help/model_docs/verdi/1.4.1/VerdiDevInstructions.pdf
User's Guide: https://www.cmascenter.org/verdi/documentation/1.4.1/VerdiUserManual1.4.1.htm

Project Members:

• Alexis Zubrow
• Alison Eyth (admin)
• Catherine Seppanen (admin)
• Darin Del Vecchio (admin)
• Dongmei Yang
• Donna Schwede (admin)
• Elizabeth Adams (admin)
• Jizhen Zhao
• Jo Ellen Brandmeyer (admin)
• Mary Ann Bitz
• Nick Collier (admin)
• Qun He (admin)
• Todd Plessel
• Tommy Earl Cathey

[Jo Ellen Brandmeyer]

We are aware of some georeferencing issues with how VERDI 1.4.1 handles shapefiles. Therefore, VERDI 1.5.0 will not export shapefiles. Planning for the following release includes importing shapefiles instead of BIN files, displaying data using base maps generated from shapefiles, and exporting shapefiles for tile plots and areal interpolation plots.