Next-Generation Liquefaction Database
Server maintenance
We are in the process of moving the NGL website to a new server hosted at the San Diego Supercomputer Center. We have temporarily disabled adding and editing data so we can keep the different versions of the database the same. These functions will be restored once the migration is complete. If you want to add or edit information in the meantime, please visit the dev site . If you encounter issues at the dev site, please let us know about them as we actively debug.We need your help
Maintaining the database and web interface for NGL and our other websites currently costs about $5000 / year, and expenses go up as we add more data. We have been paying these expenses from unrestricted funds or out-of-pocket, but that is becoming difficult. If your business is benefitting from this resource and you are in a position to donate, please reach out to Scott Brandenberg (sjbrandenberg@g.ucla.edu) or Jonathan Stewart (jpstewart@seas.ucla.edu).The Next-Generation Liquefaction (NGL) Database has been developed for researchers/engineers to access liquefaction case history data shared by other researchers/engineers, and to share their own data in return. The NGL project vision, objective, main organizations, and recent activities can be found in the project main page.
Details on the database schema, table relationships, and a data dictionary are available here.
Please contact us for further assistance: admin@nextgenerationliquefaction.org
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Disclaimer: All data entered in the NGL database, including information not yet submitted for review, are publicly available.
Citing NGL Data: Citations for original sources of data are stored in the database. We encourage users to cite original sources to the maximum extent possible. The citations below relate to development of the NGL database and web interface, and not to the original data.
Citation (Version 2): Ulmer K.J., Zimmaro P., Brandenberg S.J., Stewart J.P., Hudson K.S., Stuedlein A.W., Jana A., Dadashiserej A., Kramer S.L., Cetin K.O., Can G., Ilgac M., Franke K.W., Moss R.E.S., Bartlett S.F., Hosseinali M., Dacayanan H., Kwak D.Y., Stamatakos J., Mukherjee J., Salman U., Ybarra S., Weaver T. (2023). Next-Generation Liquefaction Database, Version 2. Next-Generation Liquefaction Consortium. DOI: 10.21222/C23P70.
Version 1: Zimmaro P., Brandenberg S.J., Stewart J.P., Kwak D.Y., Franke K.W., Moss R.E.S., Cetin K.O., Can G., Ilgac M., Stamatakos J., Juckett M., Mukherjee J., Murphy Z., Ybarra S., Weaver T., Bozorgnia Y., Kramer S.L. (2019). Next-Generation Liquefaction Database. Next-Generation Liquefaction Consortium. DOI: 10.21222/C2J040.
