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Announcement Spring PCW 2025
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Raspaud Martin
Jan 21, 2025, 5:40:34 AMJan 21
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Dear all,
We are happy to announce the next Pytroll Contributor Week (PCW), which will take place from Monday 12 May to Friday 16 May 2025. The meeting will be in person, and will be hosted by Meteoswiss in Locarno, Switzerland. Participation is free of charge.
The PCW is for everyone who wants to learn and/or work with Pytroll modules. The event is tailored for people who are already familiar with Pytroll modules and want to learn more or contribute code or documentation. The interaction with the core developers makes it quicker to form a plan on how to solve an issue or add a new feature.
Over the years many users participated to learn about Pytroll, through installing modules from scratch and running through tutorials (for example, https://github.com/pytroll/tutorial-satpy-half-day. The in-person interaction with the core developers in the past made it easy to ask quick questions to clarify some points that may not be obvious when running the tutorial.For planning purposes, and in order to give every participant the right permissions for the different tools we will be using and receive information about the venue, please register your attendance by April 1st by entering your details into this spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GNximlFqpx0d77lxYX91LTnHtBwq43nfxJRXYOBilKA/edit?usp=sharing
The maximum number of in person participants will be limited to 20 due to the size of the available room: if necessary, priority will be given according to the date of registration.
If you intend to work with improving Pytroll modules, please register issues, pull requests or notes on the issue board set up for the event at https://github.com/orgs/pytroll/projects/22 . This way we can follow the progress of everyone and form teams of related interests.
Please tell us if you can't access the board so that we can fix the permissions for you.
The agenda will be quite simple and involve hands-on work during the day and a round-table status meeting before we end the days. Presentations by participants are always welcome, so don't hesitate to prepare a few slides if you think you have something interesting to show.
For those who cannot be there in person, we will of course be online during the week and be able to chat on slack from time to time. This will however not be organised as a hybrid meeting, so we cannot guarantee a video stream of the status meetings for example.
Note that the Autumn PCW is planned however to be fully remote.
Administration information regarding the venue and social event are going to be announced at a later time.
We are excited to meet many of you in Locarno between 12 May and 16 May. Please do not hesitate to share this announcement with anyone who you think might be interested.
Best regards,
Lorenzo Clementi, Marco Sassi and Martin Raspaud on behalf of the PCW organizers
We are happy to announce the next Pytroll Contributor Week (PCW), which will take place from Monday 12 May to Friday 16 May 2025. The meeting will be in person, and will be hosted by Meteoswiss in Locarno, Switzerland. Participation is free of charge.
The PCW is for everyone who wants to learn and/or work with Pytroll modules. The event is tailored for people who are already familiar with Pytroll modules and want to learn more or contribute code or documentation. The interaction with the core developers makes it quicker to form a plan on how to solve an issue or add a new feature.
Over the years many users participated to learn about Pytroll, through installing modules from scratch and running through tutorials (for example, https://github.com/pytroll/tutorial-satpy-half-day. The in-person interaction with the core developers in the past made it easy to ask quick questions to clarify some points that may not be obvious when running the tutorial.For planning purposes, and in order to give every participant the right permissions for the different tools we will be using and receive information about the venue, please register your attendance by April 1st by entering your details into this spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GNximlFqpx0d77lxYX91LTnHtBwq43nfxJRXYOBilKA/edit?usp=sharing
The maximum number of in person participants will be limited to 20 due to the size of the available room: if necessary, priority will be given according to the date of registration.
If you intend to work with improving Pytroll modules, please register issues, pull requests or notes on the issue board set up for the event at https://github.com/orgs/pytroll/projects/22 . This way we can follow the progress of everyone and form teams of related interests.
Please tell us if you can't access the board so that we can fix the permissions for you.
The agenda will be quite simple and involve hands-on work during the day and a round-table status meeting before we end the days. Presentations by participants are always welcome, so don't hesitate to prepare a few slides if you think you have something interesting to show.
For those who cannot be there in person, we will of course be online during the week and be able to chat on slack from time to time. This will however not be organised as a hybrid meeting, so we cannot guarantee a video stream of the status meetings for example.
Note that the Autumn PCW is planned however to be fully remote.
Administration information regarding the venue and social event are going to be announced at a later time.
We are excited to meet many of you in Locarno between 12 May and 16 May. Please do not hesitate to share this announcement with anyone who you think might be interested.
Best regards,
Lorenzo Clementi, Marco Sassi and Martin Raspaud on behalf of the PCW organizers
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