Scivision and EDS book: making computer vision and data science more accessible for Environmental scientists ...

• Main Authors: Coca-Castro, Alejandro, Conner, Alden
• Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
• Language: unknown
• Published: Zenodo 2023
• Subjects: scientific image analysis; computer vision; environmental data science; jupyter notebooks; digital communities; Antarctic; Fenton; Lowe; Antarc*; British Antarctic Survey
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8139014; https://zenodo.org/record/8139014

This presentation was given to NERC’s Digital Gathering 23, https://digitalenvironment.org/events/dg23-digital-gathering-2023, on Monday 10th July 2023. Further details of the complete list of authors and abstract below. Scivision authors: Coca Castro, A. (1), Conner, A. (1), Corcoran, E. (1), Costa Gomes, B., Fenton, I. (1), Famili, M. (1), Mehonic, A. (1), Strickson, O. (1), Van Zeeland, L. (1), Anhert, S. (1, 2), Lowe, A. (1, 3), Hosking, J. S (1, 4) EDS book authors: Coca Castro, A. (1), Hosking, J. S (1, 4), EDS book community (5) Affiliations (1 – The Alan Turing Institute, 2 – University College London, 3 – University of Cambridge, 4 – British Antarctic Survey, 5 – Multiple) Supported by interdisciplinary collaborations between teams from environmental, statistics and computer sciences, the past decade has seen accelerated development of environmental data, models and pipelines. This talk will highlight how two community-driven initiatives, created and maintained by the Alan Turing Institute, make ...