One of many helping blend science and software 🛰️ - currently building and teaching @NASASARP ☁️✈ - previous student @AOSC_UMD; engineer @developmentseed 🚲🌆
JOSS is looking for new editors! I've had a great experience as a JOSS editor - it's been exciting to see a different model for journal review and how that can help better scientific software. Consider applying!
Our idea candidate has experience using code to do earth science research and is excited to work with me to learn more about scientific computing. Check out the position description here: https://t.co/SaK9S1kY6j
Looking for a stellar paid opportunity this summer blending coding and earth science research? Consider working as a Coding Mentor for the NASA Student Airborne Research Program!
🎨 To celebrate Women's History Month, I'm excited to announce a special giveaway: a free custom watercolor infographic for a women-owned climate organization✨
How to Enter:
1. Tag the women-owned climate organization you're nominating in the comments below
2. Nominate yourself or an organization with this application: https://t.co/COKdsK2TSp
My goal is to use art to amplify the voices of inspiring women taking climate action! Applications are due March 29.
Feel free to RT and help spread the word!
I have worked with this program for several years now and I can't say enough about how impactful of a program it was for me back when I was a student and also how much I've gained as a past mentor.
Apply by February 20th!
Looking for a rewarding summer job working with undergraduates in earth science research? Apply to be a mentor for the Student Airborne Research Program! We are hiring mentors to specialize in science and coding!
Jupyter Book just made a release! This one brings in many improvements in the book theme and updates Sphinx packages across the board!
https://t.co/E2Et0g2ps5
A new #Python application programming interface (API) library simplifies NASA Earth science data discovery and access with a few lines of code. ➡️Learn how you can incorporate earthaccess into your data workflow: https://t.co/dsr8h2uEcv
TEMPO data are here!
Launched in April 2023, TEMPO data allows scientists to study pollution from rush-hour traffic, forest fires and volcanoes, how pollution differs from neighborhood to neighborhood, health impacts of pollution and more. https://t.co/PryLKyATet 🚗 🌋 🔥
Icepyx is graduating to version 1! There are great new features in this release - icepyx is a solid example of software which fills in the gaps where data access is hard. I'm excited to have contributed to the cloud and variables features. Check out the blog for more 👀
This article from @Marcia4Science makes a really compelling case for the strong correlation between the US's success in science and our welcoming of immigrants.
https://t.co/cQfoV2uCOG
Some of you asked me why I continue to provide analysis and insights on Earth observation for free. Here's why:
I have a strong belief that any foundational knowledge (like a basic understanding of the Earth observation market) should be free and openly accessible.
H5Coro (HDF5 Cloud-Optimized Read-Only) is making HDF cool again. HDF was not designed for the cloud but H5Coro optimizations make reading HDF in the cloud really fast.
Join the @ESIPfed Cloud Cluster Aug 28 with @rwegener2 and JP Swinski to learn more! https://t.co/pQa1zlI3PQ
This is very good news from @NASAEarthData
NASA has a new Earth Data Officer to drive policies and infrastructure that unlock value from NASA's massive earth data. Role centers around:
* open source science
* enabling decision makers & policymakers make science-based decisions