Looking for 5-15s video clip of Pangeo workloads
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Hi all,
I'm putting together an introduction to Dask video. The current state is here: https://youtu.be/nnndxbr_Xq4
For this video I would like to include a montage of a variety of different use cases, spending 5-15s on each. I would like to include a couple such use cases from the Pangeo community, maybe for
- simulation output in the geosciences
- analysis of satellite imagery
Does anyone have visually attractive video clips or gifs in either of these topics?
Matt thanks for raising this issue. It's something we've wanted to do for Pangeo for a while. This is a good excuse for us to get it done.
Can you be a bit more verbose about the requirements here? What should the video clips or gifs show? Just generic attractive videos of simulation / satellite data? Or screencasts of someone executing notebooks cells?
We have many notebooks, and we have many pretty pictures. But we might not have the screencast you're looking for already made.
Hey Matt, happy to help if I can.
We have a fledgling 5D reanalysis output from a coupled atmospheric & ocean model with data assimilation over the past 50+ years. While we are having some specific Dask issues on our HPC system that might not make for a good video ( https://discourse.pangeo.io/t/very-big-memory-load-when-using-fast-parallel-file-system/160 ) we could do some ensemble mean & spread calculations with spatial reductions and rolling mean window taking a single ~2TB ocean 5D variable to a small computed timeseries that might be used to answer a specific scientific question?
Not clear if you'd like an "HPC" example or exactly what you'd like to see in the frame over the 5-15 seconds?
Can you be a bit more verbose about the requirements here? What should the video clips or gifs show? Just generic attractive videos of simulation / satellite data? Or screencasts of someone executing notebooks cells?
I don't have strict requirements here. It would be nice if the screencast was genuinely using Dask in some way. This might be a Jupyter notebook output, sure, it might be something else as well. i asked the same question of the Napari folks and got this video, which I think is nice. Ideally this is something that if one of your colleagues saw it would think "hmm, that looks interesting, I should give this Dask thing a shot".
And @dougiesquire - I see you have some great looking Dask visuals flashing across your screen?
Here is one I have used often:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IswZ5dQdk-2mm2z7iUPZ1ag63crkCUxQ
Also just created this:
https://vimeo.com/380061373