After teaching the lessons that are implemented here at for the NASA DEVELOP program at JPL, I think it makes sense to focus on teaching the easiest way to accomplish common geospatial and data operations. I've removed the rasterio examples that involve calculating a default transform in order to reproject or using a with clause with **kwargs to write out files or reproject. The rioxarray methods usually involve one liners that feel intuitive from a novice's standpoint.
Timings for the raster lessons that do not have FIXME have been updated to reflect what we saw in the workshop.
After teaching the lessons that are implemented here at for the NASA DEVELOP program at JPL, I think it makes sense to focus on teaching the easiest way to accomplish common geospatial and data operations. I've removed the rasterio examples that involve calculating a default transform in order to reproject or using a with clause with
**kwargsto write out files or reproject. The rioxarray methods usually involve one liners that feel intuitive from a novice's standpoint.Timings for the raster lessons that do not have FIXME have been updated to reflect what we saw in the workshop.