A guide to analyze and plot Earth Science data for Scientist of all programming skill levels

[mpn21]

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url: '' # [The URL link to the resource you are submitting.](https://ploting-earth-science-data.web.app/)
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title: '' # A guide to analyze and plot Earth Science data for Scientist of all programming skill levels
description: '' # A guide to analyze and plot L-1 data product using CYGNSS mission as an example. Several examples are provided in the report. The URL link provided is a demostration of the project which was compiled using Jupyter Notebook. The Notebook file and  GitHub repository can be made available if projectpythia deem this project useful for the Earth Science Community. 
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tags: # "CGYNSS" "Cartopy" "Jupyter Notebook"
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ProjectPythia,

I would love to the opportunity to contribute to the community and hope that my instruction set would be useful and acceptable. The project is developed using Jyputer Notebook and exported to HTML. Futhermore, I have posted the HTML file on a static web given below.

hyperlink: https://ploting-earth-science-data.web.app/

I have been using Cartopy for years and I want to pay tribute to those that created this tool. The best method I know to pay tribute to the developers is to share my write up with the community. Please let me know if this topic is acceptable, any feedback would be greatly appreicated.

Very Respectfully,

Michael Nguyen

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[clyne]

Thanks for your contribution, @mpn21. Sorry, our automation code blew up. We're looking into this.

[jukent]

Thanks for this resource @mpn21 I made a PR to add this in #336 Please let me know if you feel the information is accurate.

[mpn21]

Hi @jukent , thanks for the follow up. I have converted my jupter notebook into an html and had hosted it on a site. The link is is given below. The website is the contribution that I would love to share with the community and want to know if you see any issue with the layout and format. I would love to get your feedback so I can incoporate the changes and finalize the repo for a PR.

Hyperlink: https://ploting-earth-science-data.web.app/

Also, can you provide the process to update the contribution after the project is posted? I imagine it would be a simple PR to update the file. Thanks in advance for your response.

Very Resppectfully,

Michael Nguyen

[jukent]

Great thanks @mpn21 I have that link in the new gallery card.

What do you mean after the project has posted? If you want to edit what the card for you resource looks like, you'd edit the portal/resource_gallery.yaml file (from your fork and make a PR). Currently yours is the last entry.

[mpn21]

@jukent, sounds good! Thanks for the explaination.

[jukent]

Hi @mpn21 this seems to have stalled. What is holding it back is a good thumbnail image that will render. Could you share one? The astronaut image is too large.