The Open Data Cube in a Box
summary
Open Data Cube is an open‑source Python library with a Postgres index that points at rasters on filesystems or S3 and it supports COGs natively so you can stream tiles. A Docker Compose workspace called "cube in a box" spins up a local ODc plus a Landsat 8 global index in ~5 minutes and a CloudFormation template launches a scalable AWS stack in ~7 minutes. JupyterHub provides multi‑user analysis, a WMS serves the National Map, and a fractional‑cover time series detects mine rehabilitation (bare‑earth decline).
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50What data does it facilitate
- 2:40How can we use it
- 3:12What is it
- 5:30How to use it
- 8:10Case studies
- 9:40Developer experience
- 10:27Outcomes
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