Community-Impact

Photo courtesy of Dr Debanjana Das What is Project Pythia? # Project Pythia is the education working group for Pangeo, a community platform for Big Data geoscience in which 2i2c operates a cloud hub.

Spyglass landing page Spyglass is a framework for reproducible and shareable neuroscience research produced by Loren Frank’s lab at the University of California, San Francisco. They recently released a preprint about their toolbox, and are using a 2i2c hub to provide accessible interactive cloud environments that demonstrate its functionality and helps researchers get started.

Figure from the preprint showing large and small scale air-sea fluxes are separated. By Julius Busecke et al., licensed under CC BY 4.0 Julius Busecke et al. of the LEAP-Pangeo1 hub, have recently published a preprint2 that investigates “The Overlooked Sub-Grid Air-Sea Flux in Climate Models” using 2i2c infrastructure.

Abstract The International Interactive Computing Collaboration ( 2i2c.org), working with NASA VEDA, Development Seed and other partners, operates an interactive computing platform for The U.S. Greenhouse Gas Center. The U.

We are excited to announce that the team and proposal described in this blog post has been awarded funding by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative! We informally call this project The Catalyst Project.

We recently shared a demo of our infrastructure stack with the OpenScapes community. Check out the blog post about it here.

Reflections on the Jack Eddy Symposium # 2i2c supported and participated in the 3rd Eddy Cross Disciplinary Symposium held recently in Vail Colorado. The event was hosted by the Cooperative Programs for the Advancement of Earth System Science ( CPAESS) team at the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) with support from NASA.

2i2c are pleased to announce that the first Pangeo JupyterHub is now live on 2i2c-operated infrastructure! 🎉

Data8. MIT licensed. Data8 began as a large introductory data science class at UC Berkeley. It uses a Jupyter Book for all course materials, and uses JupyterHub magic links to distribute course content from the textbook.