- Create a new branch using the naming mechanism esip2025_your-name
- Navigate to your branch and look through some of the options for available datasets under app -> content -> datasets
- Make a note of the
idandlayeridof the dataset and variable you're interested in telling a story with - Now it's time to write a story story! We have two options available:
- Crafting your own story with some of the available datasets. Navigate to app -> content -> stories -> select
template-story.mdxand open it in GitHub editor (the pencil symbol). Try writing in your own story and swapping out the datasets which are preloaded. There are two widgets to test - first is a comparison map slider between two dates of the same dataset. Another is a scrollytelling widget that allows you to jump around on a map and show different datasets. - Contribute to an existing agriculture story by adding a mapping widget. Navigate to app -> content -> stories -> select
sat-data-agriculture.mdx. This is a pre-made story that does not show any interactive maps highlighting the GEOGLAM dataset. Try adding any type of widget (getting inspiration from thetemplate-story.mdxor any other posted story). This will require you to get metadata information for the GEOGLAM dataset which can be found under app -> content -> datasets ->geoglam.mdx
- Crafting your own story with some of the available datasets. Navigate to app -> content -> stories -> select
- Open a PR to merge your branch. This will initiate some GitHub actions that produces a preview link. If anything looks off or you would like to make any further edits, you can keep making commits to your branch and check back to view the preview.
To set up and run this project locally, refer to the Development guide.
Documentation for this project can be found in the docs directory. Below is a quick summary of available resources: