ADCIRC model configuration debugging, parameter lookup, and validation
A monorepo of independently installable MCP servers for ocean and coastal data workflows. Server | PyPI | Description | --------|------|-------------| coops-mcp | []( | NOAA CO-OPS tides, water levels, currents, meteorological data | erddap-mcp | []( | Universal ERDDAP data access across 80+ public servers | nhc-mcp | []( | NHC storm tracks, advisories, HURDAT2 best track data | recon-mcp | []( |…
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A monorepo of independently installable MCP servers for ocean and coastal data workflows. Server | PyPI | Description | --------|------|-------------| coops-mcp | []( | NOAA CO-OPS tides, water levels, currents, meteorological data | erddap-mcp | []( | Universal ERDDAP data access across 80+ public servers | nhc-mcp | []( | NHC storm tracks, advisories, HURDAT2 best track data | recon-mcp | []( | Hurricane reconnaissance data (HDOB, Vortex Data Messages, ATCF fixes) | stofs-mcp | []( | NOAA…
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