Name: Cloud-Optimized Data
Start: 2020-07-14T16:00:00-0400
End: 2020-07-14T17:30:00-0400

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Cloud-Optimized Data

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This session will seek to summarize our current understanding of best practices for creating, using and cataloging cloud-optimized data. Speakers are sought to address any part of this research space, including metadata handling, chunking, compression, filtering, sparse datasets, tooling, libraries, workflows, and cloud experiences with formats like Cloud-Optimized GeoTIFF (COG), Parquet, Zarr, TileDB, NetCDF4 and HDF5.

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Patrick Quinn

Software Engineer, Element 84

Ryan Abernathey

Associate Professor, Columbia University

Ryan Abernathey is a physical oceanographer and assistant professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Rich Signell

Oceanographer, USGS

I'm an oceanographer, geek and foodie. You can talk to me about: Ocean Modeling, Python, Pangeo, Zarr, Xarray, HoloViz, Qhub, Cloud, HPC, NetCDF, THREDDS, ERDDAP, UGRID, SGRID, CF-Conventions, Jupyter, JupyterHub, CSW, TerriaJS, Pizza Napoletana.

David Neufeld

NOAA

I'm a Product Owner for a team of engineers developing scientific software at NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information. We build applications focused on ingesting satellite and ship borne observational data sets, as well as tools to discover and access the data. Please... Read More →

Ana Privette

Sr. Program Manager, Sustainability Group, Amazon

Dr. Ana Pinheiro Privette is a senior program manager with Amazon's Sustainability group. She joined the Sustainability Science and Innovation team in September 2017 as the program lead for the Amazon Sustainability Data Initiative (ASDI), a program that seeks to leverage Amazon’s scale, technology, and infrastructure to help create more global innovation for sustainability. ASDI is a Tech-for-Good project focused on democratizing access to key data and analytical capabilities to anyone working in the sustainability spac... Read More →

Pete Killick

Researcher, UK Met Office Informatics Lab

My main area of work is developing cloud infrastructures to enable intuitive processing of big data, primarily weather and climate data. I am also interested in how we can leverage new and emerging computer hardware for big data processing.