Pangeo Showcase¶

The Pangeo Showcase Webinar Series is part of the Pangeo Weekly Community Meeting. See the Meeting Schedule and Notes for more information on Pangeo community meetings.

With the speaker’s consent, the 15 minute talks are recorded, given a DOI, and made available on the Pangeo YouTube Channel. If you are interested in giving a talk, fill out this short form.

Schedule: Every Wednesday, alternating between 12pm and 4pm US East Local Time (EST or EDT) to to encourage attendance from a wide range of time zones.
Conferencing: Zoom

Fall 2022 Showcase¶

Date	Speaker	Title
2022-09-21 12PM EDT	Peter Marsh	Accessing NetCDF and GRIB file collections as cloud-native virtual datasets using Kerchunk
2022-09-28 4PM EDT	Rich Signell	My ERA5 Journey: From API-to-ARCO
2022-10-05 12PM EDT	Leah Wasser	PyOpenSci
2022-10-12 4PM EDT	TBD	TBD
2022-10-19 12PM EDT	Matthias Mohr	openEO: What it is and how it relates to Pangeo
2022-10-26 4PM EDT	Hauke Schulz	Xbitinfo: Compress datasets based on their information content
2022-11-02 12PM EDT	TBD	TBD
2022-11-09 4PM EST	TBD	TBD
2022-11-16 12PM EST	TBD	TBD

Please note that the Pangeo Showcase will go on Winter Break after the talk on Nov. 17th. We will resume Showcase presentations in January 2023. If you are intersted in presenting, please make sure to fill out this short form.

Showcase Archive¶

Date	Speaker	Title
2021-11-17 12PM EDT	Deepak Cherian, NCAR	flox: Fast & furious GroupBy reductions with Dask at Pangeo-scale
2021-11-10 4PM EDT	John Clyne, NCAR	Introducing Project Raijin, Community Geoscience Analysis Tools for Unstructured Mesh Data
2021-11-03 12PM EDT	Gunnar Brandt and Norman Fomferra, Brockmann Consult GmbH	xcube - Python package for Earth Observation data cubes
2021-10-27 4PM EDT	Kata Martin, Joe Hamman, and Jeremy Freeman, CarbonPlan	A New Toolkit for Visualizing Zarr Data in Web Maps
2021-10-20 12PM EDT	Tom Augspurger, Dan Morris, Rob Emanuele, Matt McFarland, and Bruno Sanchez-Andrade Nuno, Microsoft	Scalable Sustainability with the Planetary Computer
2021-10-13 4PM EDT	Keith Maull and Matt Mayernik, NCAR	Software Citation Guidance for Geoscience Communities
2021-10-06 12PM EDT	Ted Habermann, Metadata Game Changers	Earthquakes and Moving Plates in the Clouds
2021-09-29 4PM EDT	Daniel Gilford, Climate Central	Introducing pyPI: Tropical Cyclone Potential Intensity Calculations in Python
2021-09-22 12PM EDT	Alejandro Flores, Boise State University	Navigating the Clouds on the Horizon: A Vision for Reproducible Hydrologic Modeling in the Cloud
2021-09-15 4PM EDT	Shane Mill and Steve Olson, NOAA - National Weather Service	The NWS Implementation of the OGC API - Environmental Data Retrieval
2021-06-30 12pm EDT	Julia Lowndes and Erin Robinson, Openscapes	The NASA-Openscapes Framework
2021-06-23 4pm EDT	Brian Rose, University at Albany	Project Pythia: a community learning resource for Python-based computing in the geosciences
2021-06-16 12pm EDT	Sam Partee, Hewlett Packard Enterprise	SmartSim: Online Analytics and Machine Learning for HPC Simulations
2021-06-09 4pm EDT	Eduardo Blancas Reyes, Ploomber	Streamline your Data Science projects with Ploomber
2021-06-02 12pm EDT	Matthew Rocklin, Coiled	Coiled: Dask as a Service
2021-05-26 4pm EDT	Taher Chegini, University of Houston, Texas	Accessing Hydrology and Climatology database using web services through Python
2021-05-19 12pm EDT	Chelle Gentemann, Farallon Institute	Accessing Sea Surface Temperature Data on the Cloud
2021-05-12 4pm EDT	Josef Kellndorfer, Earth Big Data	The new era of SAR time series: Tackling big EO data analysis and visualization with Pangeo tools
2021-05-05 12pm EDT	Philip Austin, University of British Columbia	OCESE: Open Source Computing for Earth Science Education
2021-04-28 4pm EDT	David Huard, Ouranos	FAIR Climate Services using the Xarray ecosystem and OGC Standards
2021-04-21 12pm EDT	Benoît Bovy, GFZ-Potsdam, Freelance	Build, customize and run models with Xarray-Simlab
2021-04-14 4pm EDT	Lais Carvalho, QuanSight	The New Qhub 0.3: An easy way to deploy/maintain JupyterHub with Dask Gateway
2021-04-07 12PM EDT	Seth McGinnis, NCAR	Parallel Analysis Using Pangeo vs the Command-Line