Hosted by the Neukom Institute for Computational Science, Dartmouth College
Wednesday, March 1 – Friday, March 3, 2023
Neukom Institute - Haldeman Center 252 and on Zoom
Please use this link to request a sponsored account so you can log into the Jupyter Hub and other Dartmouth digital resources. Just list me as your sponsor. **Apparently some folks are getting a Dartmouth login page when they click this, but I can't reproduce this in incognito mode or my phone on data. If you have trouble email me.
If you are a Dartmouth EARS student or Neukom fellow, we have a few seats in the classrooms for more participants in the hands-on coding activites. Please sign up below. Space is limited, but be in touch if the form is closed.
Introduction to Python geospatial exploratory data analysis | Wednesday March 1 3-5pm
Introduction to Google Earth Engine and geemap | Thursday March 2 9am-12pm
Introduction to The Doodleverse: making geoscientific image segmentation (relatively) easy! | Thursday March 2 3-5pm
The hands-on activities will be hosted on a Dartmouth Jupyter Hub, so no installing any software on your local computer (though stay tuned for the Doodleverse portion...). If you have a Dartmouth account, you can go to jhub.dartmouth.edu and select "My Server" and then "Computational Arctic Workshop."
Never mind!!!
Yes we have the notebooks running on Colab!!
Find the Google Drive folder for this workshop, with all presentation and crowdsourced material here.
We will keep track of shared ideas on this Jamboard, a virtual whiteboard/sticky note wall for hybrid collaboration.
- PyGIS
- Spatial Thoughts OpenCourseWare
- Cloud-Based Remote Sensing with Google Earth Engine
- Open Source Geoprocessing Tutorial
- An Introduction to Earth and Environmental Data Science (Lamont course from Pangeo Guy using
xarray, a package that I really need to learn!! so really check out their tutorial) - Awesome-GEE
- Planet Engineering notebooks
- CU's EarthLab
The schedule is mostly set, with some talks for a CRREL site visit (for US citizens only :( ), and Friday's discussion order/schedule can be switched up depending on participant interests and schedules.
