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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 QGreenland Researcher Workshop JupyterHub is a versatile platform that can serve a desktop with Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) software in the cloud. This was demonstrated by the QGreenland Researcher Workshop that was hosted by the NASA CryoCloud hub.

The following is a summary of how CILogon is used at 2i2c, how the integration works and a celebration of the partnership.

We are excited to announce that the team and proposal described in this blog post has been awarded funding by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative ! This announcement may be cross-posted on the websites of several collaborating organizations of this grant.

Introduction # Mybinder.org enables researchers across the world to replicate computational environments in the cloud. It allows researchers to turn static code into interactive literate coding environments with a click of a button within seconds.

We recently completed a progress report for Year 2 of our primary CZI funding grant. This funding covers some core operations of 2i2c as well as engineering capacity to run our cloud infrastructure for JupyterHubs.

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.