Demonstration of tooling for analysis of remote sensing and earth observation data

Earth Observation

We would like to draw your attention to our upcoming demonstration of the 
“Remote Sensing – Deployable Analysis Environment (RS-DAT)”
on 10-10-2022 (on location in Amsterdam) .

RS-DAT is an alliance project between the eScience Center and SURF focused on facilitating remote sensing and earth observation based science.

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More details will follow, but, but in brief topics covered will include:
 

  • Retrieval, storage and access of remote sensing and earth observation data (at scale) using the STAC standard in combination with SURF’s storage systems
  • Scalable analysis of RS/EO data sets using Dask clusters on Snellius, SPIDER, and SURF Research Cloud. This includes simplified set-up an interaction based on Jupyter Notebooks, placing the power of scalable systems at your fingertips with the ease of your accustomed notebook.
  • Simple scalable deployment of containerized (e.g. Docker) workflows, enabling analysis at scale with established workflows

We look forward to welcoming you and sharing these developments for the Dutch remote-sensing and earth observation science communities.

Please save the date:  10-10-2022; Further details will follow.

Yifat Dzigin, Netherlands eScience Center
on behalf of the RS-DAT team

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