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Jupyter Notebook install #21
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Geonotebook might be of interest--can be configured to connect to a geoserver instance. About:
Docker container files: Last update--about 3 years ago. |
Ipyleaflet might be of interest to us. Here is a good blog article about it: https://blog.jupyter.org/interactive-gis-in-jupyter-with-ipyleaflet-52f9657fa7a I think our intent of using Jupiter notebooks is beyond displaying maps--such as manipulating data and creating plots. I'll see what I can find. |
JupyTEP IDE looks very much worth exploring and using:
Here is a paper about it. |
Where should the Jupiter server be installed? Possibilities are either on Plume, or AWS. |
Let's do Plume first, that way we can scale to many processors if we need.
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Where should the Jupiter server be installed?
Possibilities are either on Plume, or AWS.
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A gallery of interesting Jupyter Notebooks |
An overview of deploying a Docker-based Jupyter notebook server on ECS |
The jupyther/datascience-notebook container doesn't have netcdf4, which can be installed with conda install netcdf4 A web browser terminal session also works, no need to ssh and then login to the container. |
I cleaned the conda environment, which pruned caches, tarballs, unuzed packages, etc. I also removed the census. ipnb example and data, as well as the datashader demos in order to reclaim some space. |
Set-up a Jupyter Notebook on a server, so we can more easily interact with the weather forecast data.
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