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Appreciations

🙏 Author of the notebook, @lucky-j-yang.bsky.social for his effort to share a great notebook.

🙌 Zehao Liu (Hangzhou Dianzi University) & Rizzieri Pedruzzi (Rio de Janeiro State University) for their revision to improve the notebook content.

✨@alejo-coca for editing the submission

👏The author explores field observations (with changed latitutde/longitude information) and run simulations experiments to verify whether the signal comes from a possible source, or to separate the regional baseline from the signal.

Highlights:
✅ Explore vehicle-based observation data
✅ Analyse the synchronisation of measurement signals
✅ Simulate the source of measurement signals
✅ Use simulation experiments to break down measurement signals and obtain regional baseline values

🎉 Let’s celebrate a fresh notebook contribution for the EDS book Gallery!

🐮 Lucky J. Yang from Westlake University shares a general workflow for processing vehicle-based methane observation data and performing preliminary source identification.

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🙏 We thank all notebook authors who have approved changes of their original contributions. Special thanks to the Executable Books team who have been working closely with multiple open-source communities towards a stable release of JB2.

The upgrade has major improvements for a better user experience, including:

🔹Dedicated landing page highlighting core aspects of our community
🔹Improved navigation to the main sections for ease of development & contribution
🔹More powerful metadata and in-browser execution across published notebooks

🚀 Launching a refreshed EDS book online resource and notebooks powered by the fresh beta release of Jupyter Book 2.0 (JB2) 🚀

👉 Check it out here: www.edsbook.org

📬 Stay tuned for further community-led notebooks ideas to be published this year!

🌎 Registrations open for Climate Informatics 2025 ( #CI2025 ), April 28–30, 2025, at @fgvoficial.bsky.social, in Rio,Brazil.

Join us (hybrid) for #oceanography, #hydrology, #remotesensing, #climate & #socialimpacts sessions!

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Today is the big day! Happy #EarthDay from NOAA!

Check out noaa.gov/Earthday, & visit noaa.gov any time for the latest Earth science news, scientific research discoveries & ways you can get involved to help our home planet.

[🚨🚨🚨 2 days:] 🔗🚀 Submit to #CI2025 and broaden your network in the #climate informatics world. #Opportunity #DataScience

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🙏 Thank you to authors @alejo-coca.bsky.social , @annefouilloux.bsky.social, @rblourenco.bsky.social ,
@ampersandmcd.bsky.social, @douglas-rao.bsky.social & @scotthosking.bsky.social and @ukri.org funding.

💫 Kicking-off 2025 with excitement! EDS book is proud to share a fresh perspective article on the role of our community and platform in supporting @climformatics.bsky.social #climatescience hackathon on #reproducible research.

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📬 Stay tuned for more coming activities!

What does Artifact Evaluation mean for the computational #climatescience community? The blog post below summarises a pioneering initiative that some of us in @climformatics.bsky.social embarked on to embed more #reproducibility and #fairsoftware in climate research.

Please share 🙏

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#appreciations

🙏 Cam Appel for authoring the notebook idea and implementation.

🙌 @ethan.weecology.org & Louisa Van Zeeland (The Alan Turing Institute) for their revision and collaboration to improve the notebook content.

✨ @alejo-coca.bsky.social for editing the submission.

👏The author shows how DeepForest @weecology.bsky.social, an open-source Python library providing tools for object detection to the biological monitoring community, could be powerful to learn and improve detection of livestock in aerial imagery.

💡Learn about DeepForest: deepforest.readthedocs.io

Highlights:
✅ Detect livestock in airborne imagery using the pre-built livestock detection model
✅ Fine-tune the model using an open dataset
✅ Evaluate the model’s performance before and after fine-tuning
✅ Save and share model checkpoints via @hf.co allowing for reproducibility and collaboration

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🐮 Cam Appel from Queen Mary University navigates the effectiveness of fine-tuning and #opendata for boosting a pre-trained model to accurately detect livestock in aerial imagery.

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A #map of the world in the #Spilhaus projection with the global #ocean as the main focus. It includes arrows of the global currents (@oceanandice.bsky.social) and sea surface temperature & velocity (Niklas Röber).
It shows the interconnectedness of the world's oceans with #Antarctica at the centre!