CMS talks: NCI storage monitoring
Scott Wales goes over some of the tools CMS has put together to help you find where your data is on Raijin and identify what can be cleaned up.
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CMS talks: Compression of netCDF files
A tutorial by Danny Eisenberg on how to effectively compress, concatenate, find and tar NetCDF files on NCI.
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CMS talks: Introduction to Xarray
Xarray is the python library which is widely used for analysing Earth System Data stored in netCDF files. CMS has prepared eight short videos (most are between 5 and 7 minutes) that can be watched at your own pace before the training and a series of problem notebooks.
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CMS talks: SSH introduction
This is a short introduction in the most important features of SSH (as decided by Holger Wolff, for researchers at CLEX.
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CMS talks: Python plotting basics
Scott Wales (CLEX CMS) covers basic usage of Pyplot for creating plots and maps. The completed Jupyter notebook may be accessed from this post.
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CMS talks: Licensing for data and software
Paola Petrelli (CLEX CMS) covers different licenses for making your data and software available.
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CMS talks: Basic Python 3
Claire Carouge (CLEX CMS) continues the Python introduction.
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CMS talks: Basic Python 2
Claire Carouge (CLEX CMS) continues the Python introduction.
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CMS talks: Basic Python 1
Claire introduces the basics of Python 3 using jupyter notebooks. Instructions to install Python on your machine.
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CMS talks: Big data analysis
Scott Wales (CLEX CMS) talks about analysing large climate datasets using Xarray and Dask
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