Welcome to ICESat-2 Hackweek
Getting to know each other and setting the stage for our work together.
Getting to know each other and setting the stage for our work together.
Still having trouble with getting any technology going? We’re here to help you debug!
A chance to learn about existing project ideas and pitch new ones.
Time to breakout into small groups and find out which project is the best fit for you.
Meet your teammates, figure out how/when you want to meet and communicate.
A description of ICESat-2 data products, where to find information and how to access data.
This tutorial focuses on the social and organizational aspects of working together effectively in groups.
Learning how to access ICESat-2 data using web mapping interfaces and programmatic methods.
An introduction to writing well-formed modular code to facilitate collaborative programming. - icepyx - working together
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We’ll learn some of the fundamentals of coordinate reference systems with a focus on those used for ICESat-2 data products.
In this tutorial we’ll describe how to acquire other satellite and in situ data for comparison with ICESat-2.
Approaches for visualizing ICESat-2 data for quick exploratory analysis as well as for creating publication graphics.
Helping you navigate the various sources and platforms for working with data hosted in the cloud.
We’ll invite participants to co-lead short tutorials going deeper on topics of interest.
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Here we’ll show some case studies of working with ICESat-2 data and comparing it with Greenland velocity data.
We’ll fill this time in as we get closer to it. It may include additional content, an opportunity to share code, or something else.
In this tutorial we’ll integrate ICESat-2 data with airborne products, terminus position and other datasets.
Placeholder for project hacking time whenever works best for your group!
We will invite you to complete an evaluation survey so that we can learn how to continue to improve hackweeks in the future.
Now that we’ve shared our presentations, lets share our code in a centralized location!