Reaching out and engagement #2
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Had an idea for engagement: " I feel like there'll be some people in the Hydrological Data Science Network that know a fair bit about SQL, I'll maybe reach out there as a starting point |
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It looks possible to transfer them between projects but only within the same Github Organisation - we could move the old group project across and recreate it as a stub there, it feels like a hard commitment while we're still trialling this setup... |
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https://volcan01010.github.io/RSECon24/index.html - this was a lovely talk by @volcan01010 at RSECon, "SQLite for Everyone". It has a quick SQL intro section and examples of how SQLite integrates usefully with different tooling. Groups doing spatial data analysis work will likely have built up PostGIS/ Postgres expertise, too. Datasette has an interesting stack built on |
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Q&A in Wallingford about how to work with/through the RSE group as a vector for new collaborations across disciplines At the moment the answer is "engage through Hub resources" but the forum here should also be part of that answer, how does that look in practise? |
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https://github.com/unifhy-org/unifhy - dedicated GH org, Hydrology work https://unifhy-org.github.io/unifhy/ "it would be a far better tool if it were easier to add new science to it" |
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Continuing from NERC-CEH/rse_group#27
(I'm sure there's a nice way to merge/migrate discussions, but having a link between will do for now I guess!)
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