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This repo contains materials for my teaching demo at the Bren School of Environmental Science and Management. This demo class covers basic concepts about the NetCDF data format and the Python package xarray.

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Teaching Demonstration - Bren 2023

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This repo contains materials for my teaching demo at the Bren School of Environmental Science and Management. This demo class covers basic concepts about the NetCDF data format and the Python package xarray.

Main files in this repo:

  • xarray_demo.ipynb:

    This is the notebook we will run. It has a mix of blank and populated code cells for demonstration purposes. We will use this notebook to create an xarray.DataSet based on the exercise we solved during the conceptual section of the class.

  • xarray_demo_BLANK.ipynb

    Same as xarray_demo, but with no code written in it. We would use this notebook during a class for students to code along.

  • xarray_demo_KEY.ipynb

    Same as xarray_demo, but has all the code written in it. This kind of notebook with complete text and code would serve as notes for students.

  • netcdf_demo_slides.pdf

    These are the lecture slides for the portion of the teaching demo covering NetCDF (covered before going into the xarray notebook).

➡️ CLICK THE BINDER BUTTON TO RUN THE DEMO NOTEBOOK ⬅️

To run the teaching demo notebook just click on the Binder link below. No need to install anything!

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✏️ References

This notebook is based on a workshop I designed about Data Structures and Formats for Large Data for the NSF Arctic Data Center course on Scalable and Computationally Reproducible Approaches to Arctic Resarch.

See the complete lesson on NetCDF and xarray HERE.

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