Jupyter notebooks¶
The tutorials here are Jupyter notebooks executed and versioned together with their outputs — what you see on the site is exactly what the code produces. Every notebook can be downloaded and run unchanged on notebooks.eocube.ro.
Available notebooks¶
| Notebook | For whom | What you need |
|---|---|---|
| STAC search | anyone looking for Sentinel products | nothing — the catalog is public |
| COG data access | users reading rasters straight from object storage | nothing for the public collections |
| My town's climate | citizens, teachers, agronomists: 65 years of temperature and rainfall for your town or commune | nothing — the meteo cube is public; runs on a laptop too |
| Romania's climate on a map | thematic users who want country-wide maps (warming, tropical days, normals, counties) | an EOCube.Ro account, for the Dask cluster |
The meteo notebooks are written in Romanian (the English site shows the same pages).
Rules for authors¶
- Use the platform stack, not hand-rolled HTTP calls.
pystac-clientfor the catalog,geopandasfor geometries,rioxarray/rasteriofor rasters,eocubefor authentication, storage and clusters. Readers copy the code from these notebooks — it must be the code they would write in production. - Execute locally or in the hub, then commit the notebook with outputs.
The site never executes notebooks at build time (
execute: false). - No external resources in outputs. The site's security policy (CSP) blocks any third-party origin; folium/leaflet maps that load JS from a CDN will render blank. Use the site's map tooling or static images.
- One notebook = one topic. The H1 in the first cell becomes the page title.