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openEO Platform User Oriented Example Notebooks

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This repository contains Python Jupyter Notebooks and R Notebooks, showing interactive examples of Earth Observation tasks using openEO Platform.

Become an Early Adopter

Important: You need to be an early adopter to run the code provided here, please follow this link for the instructions: https://openeo.cloud/early-adopters/

After becoming an Early Adopter, please use the forum https://discuss.eodc.eu/ to ask us any question related to the usage of the platform.

Python

openEO Platform Jupyter Hub

You can run the Jupyter Notebooks in the openEO Platform Jupyter Hub instance accessible here: https://lab.openeo.cloud/

If you have any issue, please let us know on the forum (if you also don't have access to the forum, feel free to open a GitHub issue here!).

Local Installation Instructions

Alternatively, you can run them locally (please note: the Anaconda Python enviornment has been tested on Linux Ubuntu 18.04, on Windows please use in step 3 the runtime optimized trimmed version environment_windows.yml):

  1. Install Anaconda to manage virtual environments. You can follow the instructions here
  2. Clone the repository and get into the repo folder:
       git clone https://github.com/openEOPlatform/sample-notebooks.git
       cd sample-notebooks
  1. Create a new conda environment with the following command:
        conda env create -f environment.yml
        conda env create -f environment_windows.yml (use this line on Windows)
  1. Once the process is complete, you can activate the environment:
        conda activate openeo_platform
  1. Now you can start the Jupyter Notebook Server and use the notebooks, just typing:
        jupyter notebook
  1. This should open up a new window in your default web browser, where you can select the notebook you prefer.