presenting gridlook in my talk at a conference in July

[eeholmes]

Hi,

I am giving a talk in late July at a small US conference for Earth science data and computing professionals in a session on promoting adoption of cloud-native formats. I will be talking about the idea of how 'democratizing' creation and visualization of cloud-optimized stores will help drive adoption (and better metadata practices). I'd like to talk about Gridlook and how I have used it to help me understand and inspire people to move towards virtualization of legacy datasets to improve access to NOAA data. The session is related this EGU26 talk and the session I am in is organized by the 2nd author on that EGU talk.

First, are you ok with me talking about your project and second, do you have a slide I could show with your names/orgs and your summary of your project? I'd show that to give credit before showing a bunch of examples.

Cheers!

[wachsylon]

Hi,

sounds awesome, good luck! I agree that it helps democratizing data usage through cloud storage.

to give credit

Thanks, appreciated!

1. we are very happy when you show and promote gridlook.
2. we have the (slightly outdated) docs slides in markdown where you can use the information from the first slide:

Andrej Fast¹, Tobi Kölling², Fabian Wachsmann¹, Lukas Kluft²
¹DKRZ, ²MPI-M

We also presented gridlook at EGU. See https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU26/EGU26-9862.html

Best,
Fabi

[eeholmes]

Thanks! It is possible you'll have folks reach out after the conference (mid July). I'll be presenting a few different ways that groups are using new Zarr features (javascript libraries) to help lower barriers to visualization how efforts like this help accelerate adoption. I'll also showing some easy pipelines for creating Icechunk stores (linked to public data in cloud storage) that can be then quickly vizualized.