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Getting big files into Colab without Download #22

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wildintellect opened this issue Sep 16, 2020 · 0 comments
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Getting big files into Colab without Download #22

wildintellect opened this issue Sep 16, 2020 · 0 comments
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Was working with the Zindi data, it's not really feasible for participants to download the data themselves and then upload to their google drives, could easily take hours. As a workaround we are putting all the data unzipped on Google Shared Drive accessible to participants. This is a common problem in general for ML work.

However it would be really awesome to use Colab to download the data directly to the cloud and unzip.

  • It takes authentication to the Zindi platform to download, so using requests library is a little more complicated
  • The links in the page are obsfucated, "Note: If you want to download the satellite data using a script, you can contact us for a permanent URL"

Alternatives:

  • Get the Scenes from GEE or AWS Public Bucket
  • Have the data ready to use (plan to do so anyways)
  • There's some interesting Chrome plugins to save to drive directly, not sure which are safe to use.

This is a wishlist item if we've got all the other important stuff done already, but important to talk about.

@wildintellect wildintellect self-assigned this Sep 16, 2020
@wildintellect wildintellect added the enhancement New feature or request label Sep 23, 2020
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