10-01, 11:00–12:30 (Europe/London), Think
This hands-on workshop introduces EarthCODE, guiding participants through accessing EO data, running scalable analyses with tools like Xarray and Dask, and publishing reproducible experiments. Attendees will gain practical skills to use EarthCODE in their projects and shape its future through feedback.
This hands-on workshop is designed to introduce participants to EarthCODE's capabilities, guiding them from searching, finding, and accessing EO datasets and workflows to publishing reproducible experiments that can be shared with the wider scientific community. This workshop will equip you with the tools and knowledge to leverage EarthCODE for your own projects and contribute to the future of open science.
During this workshop, participants will, in a hands-on fashion, learn about:
- Introduction to EarthCODE and the future of FAIR and Open Science in Earth Observation
- Using openly available EO data and workflows on EarthCODE
- Hands-on example with Euro Data Cube and Pangeo including: Loading and analysing data with Xarray; Visualizing data with HvPlot; Understanding how to scale analysis with Dask
- Publishing data and experiments to EarthCODE.
At the end of the workshop, we will take time for discussion and feedback on how to make EarthCODE better for the community.
Pre-requirements for attendees: The participants need to bring their laptop and have an active github account.
Q&A and Resources forum thread - link
Dr. Samardzhiev is a data scientist and the co-founder of Lampata. He has spearheaded projects for governments, space agencies and sustainability analytics. He is an accomplished researcher, with science published in leading AI, data science, and urban planning journals as well as contributor to open source geospatial python libraries.