JMTE workshop at the EarthCube meeting

[whyjz]

As per our conversation from the last two meetings, here are some plans and to-dos for the upcoming Jupyter Meets the Earth workshop. My memory might be wrong so please correct me if you see anything strange here!

Plans

• Google doc link for tentative agenda and timeline
• Workshop length is 1.5 hours
• Use live, online presentation as well as 3 breakout Zoom rooms to address a large size of the audience
• Update the Github pages for more self-guided resources and future references.

To-dos

• [x] Finalize the main topic(s) for the entire workshop
• [x] Finalize the number of sessions and their topic
• Create content
  • [x] Opening remark: The Jupyter landscape. & Illustrate with real research and education use cases. (@fperez and Edom)
  • [x] Using Jupyter in a research project: toy workflow presentation (@whyjz and #59)
  • [x] Breakout sessions A: Exploratory analysis: JLab, Widgets, IPython, RetroLab (@fperez )
  • [x] Breakout sessions B: Cloud native workflows at scale: JHub, Dask, Intake, RTC (@consideRatio, notes, slides)
  • [x] Breakout sessions C: Sharing, publishing, repro: nbviewer, JBook, Binder, GitHub (@whyjz )
• [x] Make Google Form survey (@fperez; also @lrennels will help conduct the survey at the workshop)
• [x] Make https://hydro.jupytearth.org and https://workflow.jupytearth.org point to @whyjz and @EMscience's GitHub pages (@consideRatio)
  • [x] @whyjz visit the settings, set a custom domain workflow.jupytearth.org, and then after a while when you can press the Force HTTPS checkbox.
  • [x] @EMscience visit the settings, set a custom domain workflow.jupytearth.org, and then after a while when you can press the Force HTTPS checkbox.

Please feel free to add anything you come up with at any time!

[whyjz]

As we successfully hosted the JMTE workshop at the EarthCube meeting, I am closing this issue now but will follow up on the remaining tasks (e.g. #61) in a separate thread or two.