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Challenge 14 - Tropical Cyclone Hazard Dashboard #11

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EsperanzaCuartero opened this issue Feb 24, 2023 · 2 comments
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Challenge 14 - Tropical Cyclone Hazard Dashboard #11

EsperanzaCuartero opened this issue Feb 24, 2023 · 2 comments
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EsperanzaCuartero commented Feb 24, 2023

Challenge 14 - Tropical Cyclone Hazard Dashboard

Stream 1 - Software Developments for Earth Sciences

Goal

To create a customisable hazard dashboard in Jupyter notebooks for effective risk communication of Tropical Cyclone forecasts.

Mentors and skills

  • Mentors: Milana Vuckovic, Sylvie Lamy-Thepaut, Fernando Prates, Emma Pidduck, David Barbary, Sav Olivas
  • Skills required:
    • Data visualisation
    • Python scientific libraries
    • Jupyter Notebooks

Note: Only nationals or residents from the ECMWF Member States and Co-operating States are eligible to participate (see Terms and Conditions).


Challenge description

The current limitation is:

  • No existing reproducible dashboard featuring multiple products (potentially from multiple sources)
  • Minimal/limited interactivity with existing charts
  • Potential areas for improvement of existing visualisations, in line with new technology and emerging user needs
  • A need for data to be visualised for a broader audience

Solution

This project aims to develop a dashboard that can visualise meteorological parameters relevant to tropical cyclone hazard forecasting. To do this, the developer/team will create a Jupyter notebook to process and visualise the data for the dashboard, with supporting documentation and notes to support users in recreating the dashboard for their chosen cyclone.

To demonstrate the effectiveness of the dashboard, the developer/team will provide a working example using historical data for known storms (e.g. Ian (09L) in 2022), which will be provided by the mentors.

By the end of the project, the resulting dashboard will provide a user-friendly interface that displays critical meteorological parameters for forecasting tropical cyclone hazards, and the Jupyter notebook will allow for easy data processing and customisation.

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@EsperanzaCuartero EsperanzaCuartero added the Stream 1 Software Development for Earth Sciences label Feb 24, 2023
@EsperanzaCuartero EsperanzaCuartero changed the title Challenge 11 - Tropical Cyclone Hazard Dashboard Challenge 14 - Tropical Cyclone Hazard Dashboard Feb 27, 2023
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Hi, Is that challenge still open for submitting proposal ? If, can I submit a proposal ? And, how the proposals will be evaluated ? How many teams can work on same challenge or it's only a selected team/person will work on the project finally?
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@milanavuckovic
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Hello,
Unfortunately Code for Earth proposal submission phase has ended on 12th April. You can find answers to most of your questions on the FAQ page: https://codeforearth.ecmwf.int/faq
Best regards,
Milana

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