American Geophysical Union open science and cloud computing advanced tutorials (Dec 10, 2023)
Channel: CryoCloud
Date: 2024-01-09

The American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting Learning Workshop, titled “Cloud Computing and Open-Source Scientific Software for Cryosphere Communities." These include an onboarding training for use of the CryoCloud JupyterHub (doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7576601; cryointhecloud.com), NASA/NSIDC Earthdata Cloud and data access using earthaccess and icepyx, SlideRule Earth tutorial, parallelized cloud computing with dask, analysis-ready cloud-optimized data, determining ice sheet change using Greenland Ice Mapping Project (GrIMP) tools, and publishing tools and storing data with Glacier Hub (GHub). Instructors included Tasha Snow (Colorado School of Mines), Amy Steiker (National Snow and Ice Data Center), Scott Henderson(eScience Institute) and Tyler Sutterley (University of Washington), Ellianna Abrahams (University of California Berkeley), Jonny Kingslake (Columbia University), Ian Joughin (University of Washington), and Sophie Goliber (University at Buffalo), respectively. The notebooks for these tutorials can be found at https://book.cryointhecloud.com/tutorials.

CryoCloud (cryointhecloud.com; doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7576601) is maintained through a partnership between 2i2c (2i2c.org) and NASA Cryosphere research communities. This hub work made possible through funding from the NASA Transform to Open Science program, NASA Cryosphere program, and NASA ICESat-2 Science Team.