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A short follow-up (deadline is in one week). @jhamman , you are best placed to ping the EU pangeo community here - or should you and I just get the ball rolling and look for co-conveners later? It might be possible to add collaborators afterwards, but the short course proposal submission deadline is a hard one.
I'm not sure about my own participation at EGU this year, but there definitely will be people from GEOMAR who regularly work with the Pangeo stack on HPC. So if you go ahead and submit a short course and need assistance in preparing, dry-running, or teaching / supporting the course in Vienna, we'll find someone from Kiel to join you.
@fmaussion - thanks for leading this. I won't attend EGU this year, but I support it 100%. You're welcome and encourage to reuse our existing tutorial materials here: https://github.com/pangeo-data/pangeo-tutorial
Some main Pangeo European collaborators are @willirath, @guillaumeeb, @lesommer, and @apatlpo. Any of those would be a great partner for a short course.
OK, here is a tentative abstract: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AmW_-nIlvojV_LmnBs08etYqBvq9mBx-4gtiNc0ZK3Q/edit?usp=sharing
Feel free to comment / edit at wish
Ping also @gidden and @byersiiasa
I'm still a little too far from science to attend EGU, but thanks for thinking about me!
I'm hoping to attend EGU this year so I'd be happy to help with the short course (provided my hopes turn out). In any event, I'm happy to be listed on the abstract. I've made a few small edits to the document linked above. Thanks @fmaussion for putting it together.
@willirath @jhamman thanks for your support - let's add you both as co-conveners and hope that at least one of you (or someone new) can jump in to help
Sounds good.
I'm not yet sure to attend EGU next year, but I'd like to. I'd be happy to jump in and help with the preparation of tutorial! I've made just one small suggestion in the abstract, which looks good to me. Thanks @fmaussion for the initiative!
OK, proposal is in: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/index.php?trg=provisionalprogramme&cotree=601.3990&tpl=page_sp#SC1
Modifs accepted until Sept 5th
Thanks @fmaussion!
Our short course is accepted! See: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2020/session/36380
I'll get back in touch with you for the organization (we still have time), and @jhamman can find a way to visit us in Europe next year ;-) Maybe worth organizing a pangeo side event around EGU to use the time well.
This is great, well-done!
Maybe worth organizing a pangeo side event around EGU to use the time well
A nice venue somewhere in the Austrian Alps?
A nice venue somewhere in the Austrian Alps?
Sounds good. Only concern: EGU is really packed. The closer to the Austria Center the easier it will be to include everyone.
I can look into locations nearby the conference for side-meeting and beer drinking after the short course
The closer to the Austria Center the easier it will be to include everyone.
I fully agree :wink: !
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Let's keep this open.
Dear all, the EGU abstract submission deadline is approaching (Jan 15th). I think it's the right time to make an assessment of who is going to be here?
I'm definitely going to attend, what about @byersiiasa , @willirath , @jhamman , @benbovy ?
I'll be there too.
:+1:
I am likely to attend (75% confidence). I will be submitting at least one abstract.
Thanks @jhamman! What about @willirath for 100% confidence about the Pangeo part?
Sorry for the delay. I'm not fully certain yet. But let's say, it's 75% as well. :)
Hi - yes, I am 90% certain I will attend also!
Hi folks. It looks like our session was accepted and we have a date/time to announce:
SC1.11 Short Course: Working with big, multi-dimensional geoscientific datasets in Python: an interactive tutorial introduction to xarray and pangeo Thu, 07 May, 08:30-12:30, room -2.16
Thanks @jhamman ! There is one action item to do before Feb 24th, which is to provide a coarse schedule for the course, which looks like this (dummy schedule):
At this stage I don't think we can provide a precise schedule yet, so I asked the EGU organization if we can provide a rough one now, and change the details at a later stage.
OK, EGU wants this fixed by Feb 24th. In order to avoid noise here I'd like to move the discussion to a dedicated repository.
@jhamman are you OK with me creating a pangeo/egu2020-tutorial repository, or would you rather (re-)use the pangeo-tutorials repo and add an egu2020 section to it?
@jhamman are you OK with me creating a pangeo/egu2020-tutorial repository, or would you rather (re-)use the pangeo-tutorials repo and add an egu2020 section to it?
Either way works for me. I've generally found it useful to keep reusing the pangeo-tutorial repo and creating a new branch for each event. But I don't have strong feelings either way.
I'll be attending too
I have booked everything for the trip to Vienna now. So I'll be available for the short course as well.
Great news! Looking forward to meet you.
For all interested - we just started a new branch on https://github.com/pangeo-data/pangeo-tutorial/tree/egu2020 where we will be able to build upon all the material that the project gathered already. I'll try to start coordinating the work in mid-March.
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Yes, sorry for not mentioning this earlier: our short course was cancelled of course.
Thanks everyone for participating, and let's try again next year!
Hi Pangeo,
@jhamman and myself have been discussing about proposing a pangeo short-course as a "second-part" of a general xarray tutorial at the upcoming EGU: https://egu2020.eu/guidelines/short_courses_guidelines.html
For the record, here is what we proposed two years ago: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2017/session/25651 It was quite a success - full room, many questions and interest from the audience.
The way I see it for 2020: we'd apply for a two-blocs short course, the first one as a general introduction to xarray for geosciences, and the second one as a more advanced "pangeo + binder + big data on the cloud" session.
Please answer here or email me if you plan to participate to EGU2020 and feel ready to help organizing the tutorial. The current team we have is quite atmo / climate oriented, and it would be nice to have people from remote sensing as well.