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1. Who you are
we are a team at the University of Leeds within UK's Centre for Observation and Modelling of Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Tectonics (COMET) - we focus particularly on satellite interferometric (InSAR) measurements of terrain deformation - we process large amounts of InSAR data and publish in open access, see our https://comet.nerc.ac.uk/COMET-LiCS-portal
2. A few details about the event/course/context
COMET InSAR Workshop used to be a popular (and competitive) live international workshop where top (UK) experts shared their knowledge about InSAR, modelling of geophysical processes, or discussed anything seismic/volcanic. We have attempted for an online form last year but faced many technical difficulties.
This year, we plan for 2 days workshop (some details including schedule are here: https://gitlab.com/comet_licsar/licsar_documentation/-/wikis/COMET-InSAR-workshop-2021 ) that will happen on 23-24 November.
3. If money is changing hands (attendees pay a fee, speaker is getting paid, free, etc)
everything is free. including data, processing tools etc. speakers are not financially rewarded
4. A link to the repository you are using
The practicals are in 3 sessions. Each session will run from different repository, that are: The repositories are:
5. What type of event it is:
6. How many people you expect to attend the event
150-500+ last year, we were limiting number of participants, as we got approx. 500 registrations. That year, we have put notice months in advance. This year we put the notice in less than a month in advance (29th Oct). Still, we should count with possibility that there will be again 500 registrations this year. Is this amount feasible for your resources?
7. The exact times and dates of the event(s) (with timezone information)
session 1: 23 Nov 2021, 15:45-17:30 GMT - https://gitlab.com/comet_licsar/licsbas
session 2: 24 Nov 2021, 11:00-13:00 GMT - https://github.com/andwatson/interseismic_practical session 3: 24 Nov 2021, 16:00-17:30 GMT - https://github.com/matthew-gaddes/insar_workshop
8. How do you plan to give mybinder.org a shout out at the event
We have already added binder logo to our flyer shared through our LiCS Portal website and Twitter. We will provide the logo also to some other relevant material, e.g. the logo will be visible in recorded webinars etc. We will also verbally acknowledge mybinder.org during the practical sessions.
Many thanks in advance for your feedback - I guess there is some time (a month) to communicate details.
(related to disk space and RAM, I think the 2 GB RAM in your nodes is ok, I can confirm about disk space after our tests if needed, but I think we should be in limit of some 1 GB of disk space per user)