Essential Geospatial Data and Coding Skills for CIROH Researchers
Day 1 Session 1 (10:30AM)
Presenters:
Tony Castronova (CUAHSI)
Abner Bogan (CUAHSI)
Danielle Tijerina-Kreuzer (CUAHSI)
Irene Garousi-Nejad (CUAHSI)
This workshop equips participants with foundational geospatial data and coding skills essential for conducting research and contributing to CIROH science. Through hands-on, interactive coding exercises, participants will gain practical experience with tools and capabilities central to CIROH research while working through science use cases centered on CIROH high-value datasets.
Topics include accessing and using JupyterHub cloud computing resources, commonly used scientific Python libraries and analytical techniques, and creating scalable, shareable cloud-based analyses that leverage large datasets.
By the end of the workshop, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of available CIROH tools, techniques, and resources needed to effectively engage in CIROH research activities and maximize research productivity and impact.
Learning Outcomes:
- Set up and execute scientific workflows in the CIROH cloud computing environment using JupyterHub and Python
- Use data visualization techniques to explore, visualize, and subset large scientific high-value datasets
- Create and share reproducible scientific workflows using community data repositories such as HydroShare
- Share and publish project data, models, and workflows with associated metadata in HydroShare or other repositories
Prerequisites:
- Knowledge:
- Familiarity with the Python programming language
- Familiarity with scientific data management principles
- Accounts:
- GitHub
- HydroShare
- CIROH-2i2c JupyterHub workshop hub