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  1. Tool development tips

    Team development and source controlIt's easy for development team members to collaborate on Ghub. All the users listed on the development team of a tool have access to that tool's repo. So,...

    https://theghub.org/kb/development/dtips

  2. Using Python packages from Jupyter Notebooks

    The Jupyter tool is a useful place to develop Python, R, or Octave code and analyses in a notebook style. Hub users can easily share their notebooks with other users by publishing notebooks as...

    https://theghub.org/kb/development/usekernel

  3. Invoke scripts for Jupyter notebooks

    The Ghub tool invoke script is located in the tool's middleware/ subdirectory. When you first create a tool, the basic invoke script provided must be edited to work with Jupyter notebook...

    https://theghub.org/kb/development/invoke-scripts-for-jupyter-notebooks

  4. Using submit

    Submit functionality enables qualified users to execute certain codes on the compute cluster. In order to use submit functionality, you must have access to the HUBzero Workspace and be a member of...

    https://theghub.org/kb/development/using-submit

  5. Environment variables

    A number of environment variables are available in a Ghub tool session. A few are discussed here. A full list can be viewed by running the env command from a terminal in the Workspace tool, the...

    https://theghub.org/kb/development/envvars

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Resources feed

  1. Regression on Ice: Function approximation for the mathematically-inclined glaciologist

    17 Sep 2023 | Contributor(s):: Noah J Bergam

    Modern satellite-based analysis of the ice sheets presents a profound statistical-geometric problem: how do we make sense of scattered, noisy measurements of vast, steadily evolving surfaces like the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets? In these lecture notes, I attempt to provide the...

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Wiki Pages feed

  1. Main Page

    What are wiki pages? Wiki pages are user-written articles on a range of subjects. Any contributor or a group of contributors can create (and own) new articles, and there can be multiple articles...

    https://theghub.org/groups/extrusiongeometry/wiki/MainPage

  2. Table Format: Projections Antarctica

    Table 1: Core Experiments based on MIROC5, NorESM1-M and HadGEM2-ESExp RCP AOGCM Std/open Ocean Forcing Unc. Fracture Note 1 8.5 NorESM1-M Open Medium None Low atmospheric change and mid-to-high...

    https://theghub.org/groups/ghubnewwikis/wiki/TableFormat:ProjectionsAntarctica

  3. Table Format: Projections Antarctica

    Table 1: Core Experiments based on MIROC5, NorESM1-M and HadGEM2-ESExp RCP AOGCM Std/open Ocean Forcing Unc. Fracture Note 1 8.5 NorESM1-M Open Medium None Low atmospheric change and mid-to-high...

    https://theghub.org/groups/ghubnewwikis/wiki/TableFormat:ProjectionsAntarctica

  4. ISMIP6 Standalone Ice Sheet Experiments

    initMIP: Focus on initializationEarlier large-scale ice sheet experiments e.g. those run during ice2sea and SeaRISE initiatives have shown that ice sheet initialization can have a large effect on...

    https://theghub.org/groups/ismip6/wiki/ISMIP6StandaloneIceSheetExperiments

  5. Regridding with CDO

    Introduction to RegriddingIn order to intercompare different models, they must be interpolated from the native grid on which they were calculated to a common output grid. This procedure is known as...

    https://theghub.org/groups/ismip6/wiki/RegriddingwithCDO

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