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Spatiotemporal Arrays, Raster and Vector Data Cubes
https://r-spatial.github.io/stars/
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recording of talks, slides or other resources #552

Closed btupper closed 1 year ago

btupper commented 2 years ago

Hello,

This isn't an issue, but a request for resources. Our group will be presenting short tutorials on data access and visualizations in R during this year's Ocean Hack Week '22. We have been looking for some inspiration on the World Wild Web, but stars seems to be an untold story. There are many tutorials online for sf but not so much for stars. Might folks be willing to post links to publicly available talks/slides that explain how to use stars and that showcase some use-cases? I could assemble them into a easy-to-find document (perhaps the github wiki?)

Thanks, Ben

kadyb commented 2 years ago

There are several workshops and presentations from Edzer Pebesma on YouTube (just type his full name to search):

Moreover, here is book Spatial Data Science with applications in R, tutorials and blogposts.

edzer commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the clear list @kadyb ! Happy to be involved in your ocean hack week, remotely - I'm always on the watch for challenges and new use cases.

btupper commented 2 years ago

Oh, nice! This is a very helpful set of resources. They don't really pop up in Rseek.org - a whole new universe awaits. Thank you!

Thanks so much for your offer regarding Ocean Hack Week; I'm not an organizer but I am alerting Emilio Mayorga (@emiliom) and Filipe Fernandes (@ocefpaf) who are very much involved in organizing. I suspect that this year's week (starts in about 10 days) may be closing in very quickly for them. They have provided for some showcase tutorials using xarray in Python, but are not presenting anything similar in R... a showcasing of stars would be perfect.

Our group can share with you what develop during the hack week; we are hopeful to crowd source some data-access packages using sf and stars, but much depends upon the folks that show up to hack.

Tartomas commented 2 years ago

Hi @btupper I have starting working with stars for extract information from physical model from MERCATOR and I can state that it has been a pretty intuitive. If is not to late, I could also offer me to cooperate in some script or analysis to share in the Ocean Hack. I have been analyzing temperature from satellite and modelling information. Tell me what you think. Best !

btupper commented 2 years ago

Awesome! It looks to me like registration might be closed for this year, but I shall inquire. If it is closed for this year, please do consider joining next year.

Either way, let's connect outside of this thread to discuss and share. It would be so useful to compile a suite of use cases to share widely.

Tartomas commented 2 years ago

@btupper here is my direct contact if you want to reach me out tomasacuna@ug.uchile.cl Best

btupper commented 2 years ago

Thanks! I'll reach out to you.

I have heard back that OHW22 registration is fully closed for this year.

kadyb commented 2 years ago

Hi @btupper, here is a little self-promotion, but you might be interested. I taught workshop on OpenGeoHub this week comparing/benchmarking spatial packages in Python and R, and one part is about raster packages ({terra}, {stars}, {rasterio}). Here is the repository with notebooks: https://github.com/kadyb/ogh2022