Conclusions and future
- Discussion!
- Where is the code and how to contribute: find it on GitHub
See also
What does actinia mean?
Actinia is a beautiful sea creature and a genus of sea anemones in the family Actiniidae (see wikipedia). While the sea creature is filtering the sea water, the actinia geoprocessing platform filters in large data oceans.
How to contribute to actinia
Please see CONTRIBUTING.md
openEO resources
- OpenEO Web Editor: https://editor.openeo.org/
- works with any openEO backend
- actinia backend: https://openeo.mundialis.de
- user, password: upon request
actinia, plugins and related repositories
- actinia_core
- actinia-module-plugin
- actinia-metadata-plugin
- actinia_satellite_plugin
- actinia_statistic_plugin
- actinia-stac-plugin
- ace
- exporter
- importer
- helm charts
- openeo-grassgis-drives
REST introduction
- What is REST - A Simple Explanation for Beginners, Part 1: Introduction
- What is REST - A Simple Explanation for Beginners, Part 2: REST Constraints
Using command line on Windows
- Git for Windows offers the "git bash" and common tools
- MSYS2 offers a bash and many tools along with
pacmanto install further packages
References
[1] Zell Liew, 2018: Understanding And Using REST APIs, https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/01/understanding-using-rest-api/
[2] Planet 2019: Developer resource center, https://developers.planet.com/planetschool/rest-apis/
[3] actinia API reference documentation
[4] actinia article: 
Acknowledgement
The review by Vero Andreo on the original tutorial is greatly appreciated!
As already mentioned above, this workshop is a fork of an actinia workshop by Carmen Tawalika. Main content was reused, some parts removed, and some adjustments were made.
Last but not least thanks to Anika Weinmann for creating the documentation about actinia Connector and - in teamwork together with Guido Riembauer - for updating the excercises and creating new fun and smaller tasks.
- Repository of this material on github