Another chance to register for the IOOS Code Sprint
Mathew Biddle - NOAA Affiliate
The IOOS Code Sprint is just around the corner! We've decided that we'd like to give potential participants another opportunity to register for the event given that we published the tracks we will be focusing on during the week. The linked track page provides more information on how to contribute topics to the Code Sprint.
- REGISTRATION: If you have not yet registered, and you would like to participate (either virtually or in-person), please complete this form by 31 March 2022. If you responded to the previous Code Sprint survey/registration and indicated that you were planning on attending, consider yourself registered. If you’re not sure or would like to change whether you’ll attend in-person or virtually, please let us know.
- WEBSITE: We recently created the Code Sprint website. There, you can find more information on the tracks, the working agenda, and materials that will be useful in the run-up to the event. We will be updating the content there as the planning proceeds. After the event, this is where all the recordings and links to the materials will live.
- TRACKS: Each track will be led by one or two people passionate about that area. Participants will be able to pick a track on Day 1 of the sprint (April 25) and even move between tracks throughout the event. If you have an interest in helping to lead one of these, please email Mathew Biddle mathew...@noaa.gov or submit an issue here.
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Fernando Carvalho Pacheco
Hi Matt!
I hope all is well with you.
The IOOS Code Sprint looks very, very interesting. The erddap section seems super cool, especially "how to get started with your erddap server".
I discussed with Jim Potemra (co-pi of HOT) last year about installing Erddap for the HOT program . We believe it would be suitable for the program to use the system instead of ftp. Also, it seems that it would be easier to do some kind of data integration "push-pull" with BCO-DMO to include some new data, such as underway, metobs, currently not distributed by BCO-DMO ... Perhaps it would facilitate the communication between HOT and BCO-DMO. What do you think?
I know Bob has an installation guide tutorial (https://coastwatch.pfeg.noaa.gov/erddap/download/setup.html), but I feel intimidated about it (any advice? AWS, docker or straight in the server? any other comments? I was planning to install it on my own ubunutu machine that i created for playing around just to see how it goes). However, I am willing to try that guide to get some experience and get more familiar with the system.
Either way, let me know if you have more information about the erddap section.
Have a great weekend,
Cheers,
Fernando
Jennifer Sevadjian - NOAA Affiliate
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Filipe Pires Alvarenga Fernandes
everybody to Axiom's docker image [1] and folks tell me that it was a
breeze to use it.
[1] https://github.com/axiom-data-science/docker-erddap
Hope that helps,
-F
Mathew Biddle - NOAA Affiliate
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David Fitch
Good Afternoon!
David from GLOS here.
We’re looking forward to seeing many of you at the Code Sprint. To follow on Matt's previous message regarding registration, we do have a limited amount of travel vouchers available for those who are interested in attending in-person. Below you will find more information about the vouchers and how to apply.
Three things:
Booking Hotel Rooms: For those attending in-person, hotel reservations through our block at the Pendry are available through April 4. This year, we are attempting to ensure the rooms are on the same floor as the Code Sprint to allow everyone to attend in their slippers 🩰.
Travel Vouchers: If you are interested in applying for a travel voucher, please complete this form, at latest by March 31. And don’t forget to register, too!
These vouchers will be distributed as $1,500 checks sent prior to the event to cover airfare, lodging, food, or other related expenses. They are made available by the IOOS Program Office for members of IOOS regional association staff and partners.
We have 10 to give out on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Registering and tracks: A reminder that if you’re not yet registered, please complete the form by March 31, and also consider leading a track or a topic within a track.
That’s all for now,
-David
April 25-28 | Chicago, IL