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CMS talks: Large Dataset Analysis with Jupyter

Scott Wales (CLEX CMS) talks about analysing a large 3TB climate dataset in a Jupyter notebook.
March 16, 2020 | CMS
Scott Wales (CLEX CMS) talks about analysing a large 3TB climate dataset in a Jupyter notebook. The Jupyter notebook used is available here.

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