GEO-OPEN-HACK: An Initiative on Big Geospatial Data Processing with Open Computing Infrastructure and Open Tools

Milenković M; Amatulli G; Sethi T; Oonk R; Fouilloux A; Odaka T; Claus M; Premier V; Fonseca A; Kempeneers P; Lovergine FP; Parente L; Ho Y; Heisig J; Masiliunas D; Wagner W; Pebesma E; Griffiths P; Verbesselt J; Hengl T; McCallum I; Fritz S

Research article in edited proceedings (conference) | Peer reviewed

Abstract

To maximize the potential of big geospatial data streams, they  shall be processed on high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure, whereas local code shall be adopted to use this  infrastructure efficiently. This paper presents a non-profit initiative, GEO-OPEN-HACK, that aims at lowering the technical barrier for environmental scientists through one-week  hackathons on open-source HPC processing approaches, such  as openEO, Pangeo, and OEMC. We present the above solutions, hackathon setup, and analysis based on the pre-event  questionnaire about the participants’ big data projects.

Details about the publication

EditorsP. Kempeneers, S. Lumnitz, S. Albani
Book titleProceedings of the 2025 Conference on Big Data from Space (BiDS'25)
Page range81-84
PublisherPublications Office of the European Union
Place of publicationRiga, Latvia
StatusPublished
Release year2025
ConferenceESA Big Data from Space (BiDS), Riga, Latvia
ISBN978-92-68-31935-2
DOI10.2760/2119408
KeywordsGeocomputation, Education, HPC

Authors from the University of Münster

Heisig, Johannes
Professur für Geoinformatik (Prof. Pebesma)
Pebesma, Edzer
Professur für Geoinformatik (Prof. Pebesma)