Tom Augspurger

Tom Augspurger

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Join us for the exciting finale of the 2025 Pangeo Showcase series this Wednesday, December 10 at 12 PM ET! We have an excellent lineup of lightning talks showcasing new technologies and use-cases 🤩 Find more details on the Pangeo Discourse - discourse.pangeo.io/t/fall-showc...

discourse.pangeo.ioFall showcase close-out: Lightning talks! (December 10, 2025 at 12 PM ET)Title: “Fall showcase close-out: Lightning talks!!!” When: Wednesday, December 10, 2025 at 12 PM EST (2025-11-12T17:00:00Z (UTC)) Where: Launch Meeting - Zoom Details: Join us this Wednesday, Dec...

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Join us this Wednesday, October 1 at 12 EDT for the first Pangeo Community showcase of the fall! We're excited to have Jarrett Keifer joining us for a presentation and discussion on solving the problem of object storage. We hope to see you there!

discourse.pangeo.ioPangeo Showcase: "Let's solve the problem of object storage" (October 1, 2025 at 12 PM ET)Please join us for the first showcase of the fall series, where we’ll be joined by Jarrett Keifer for a timely presentation and discussion, following his recent Cloud Native Geospatial blog post on Re...

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I share @rabernat.bsky.social excitement about icechunk!!! On top of delivering 100x performance, it can make impossible tasks possible. Why am I so excited to endorse #icechunk and #virtualizarr? bsky.app/profile/eart...

icechunk.ioIcechunkOpen-source, cloud-native transactional tensor storage engine
Earthmover@earthmover.io

1/ 🚀 Solving #NASA ’s cloud data dilemma: Icechunk unlocks 100x faster access to archival data formats We're thrilled to publish results from our pilot project with NASA and @developmentseed.org to enable high-performance cloud-native access for NASA’s 100s of petabytes of Earth observation data.

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Spatial indexes, and RTrees specifically, are at the core of geospatial software. But ever wondered how an RTree is actually implemented? In this post we’ll dive into the implementation of Flatbush, an elegant, blazing-fast, memory-efficient RTree. kylebarron.dev/literate-fla...

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