The app is still in active development. Especially with regards to making it more flexible with personal datasets. Please provide input and feedback on our github repository
https://github.com/EarthyScience/Browzarr
We also have bundled the NetCDF4 module into an npm package in case you wish to develop your own application that can read NetCDF4 in the browser:
Jeran Poehls's words and current project.
if you work with geospatial and remotely sensed data — may I suggest trying out Browzarr to visualize and explore said data?
Running natively in whatever browser you are seeing this with; read local or remote datasets right now without any setup. Browzarr’s supports datasets in Zarr and—I believe as a first on the internet—NetCDF4.
🚀 YAXArrays.jl Update 🚀
https://juliadatacubes.github.io/YAXArrays.jl/stable/
Julia's (WIP) answer to Python's xarray is here! Check out the latest:
⭐ Open & process NetCDF, TIF, and large Zarr datasets effortlessly.
⭐ First-class indexing with DimensionalData.
⭐ Distributed computing for large-scale datasets.
⭐ Beautiful plots with Makie, AlgebraOfGraphics, and GeoMakie.
Not perfect yet, but the latest release is worth checking out!
This week in my weekly newsletter:
✅ Open source updates 🛠️
✅ Top Geospatial Data Visualization People on LinkedIn 🚀
✅ A ton of new learning resources 📝
✅ Book of the week - Dive into Deep Learning 📚
✅ Docker Weekly - Docker Workflow 🐳
✅ Library of the week - Darts 🎯
#data #DataScience #AI #MachineLearning #Docker #datavisualization
We have a busy agenda this week: Open source updates 🛠️ Top Geospatial Data Visualization People on LinkedIn 🚀 A ton of new learning resources 📝 Book of the week - Dive into Deep Learning 📚 Docker Weekly - Docker Workflow 🐳 Library of the week - Darts 🎯 ✨Daily updates on 👉🏼 Instagram, Thread
Rami Krispin 