The Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem (CDSE)

The Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem provides the largest Earth Observation (EO) data collection available to the public with discovery, download capabilities and with tools for data processing to extract and analyze those data.

Each hackathon participant should register for the CDSE platform where to their registered e-mails increased quotas will be assigned.

In the CDSE the hackathon participants can use:

• Copernicus Browser

• JupyterLab

• Data workspace

• OpenEO Web Editor

• APIs

Here are the links to the Jupyter notebooks showcased during the platform webinar:

• SentinelHub data access

• SentinelHub data visualisation

• OpenEO data processing

There are many other notebooks with examples how to use the CDSE services. They are available here:

• eu-cdse/notebook-samples

• Open-EO/openeo-community-examples.

Important

When you use the JupyterLab in the CDSE save your data under the /mystorage folder, because this is the storage which is persistent between different JuputerLab sessions. All other folders are erased at the reluanch of the JupyterLab server.