This category is a place to share interesting tools, articles, resources, and ideas relevant to the GeoLab and geoscience computing community.
Not every useful conversation needs to be a troubleshooting thread — sometimes it’s just exciting to discover a new tool, workflow, dataset, or paper and share it with others.
What Belongs Here?
Examples of great posts include:
- Articles or blog posts related to scientific computing or cloud workflows
- New software releases or tools
- Tutorials, videos, or podcasts
- Interesting datasets or visualization resources
- AI or machine learning tools relevant to geoscience workflows
- Community projects or open-source resources
- Conference talks or workshop materials
- Tips, tricks, or productivity tools you’ve found useful
This category is intentionally informal and discussion-oriented.
Why Share “Cool Finds”?
The geoscience and research computing landscape changes quickly, and many of the best ideas come from the community itself.
Sharing resources here can help others:
- Discover useful tools
- Learn new approaches
- Stay aware of emerging technologies
- Spark collaboration and discussion
Suggested Post Structure
When sharing something, it helps to include:
What are you sharing?
Include a link, screenshot, repository, paper, or resource.
Why is it interesting or useful?
A short explanation goes a long way.
Examples:
- “This tool made plotting much faster.”
- “Interesting approach to cloud-native workflows.”
- “Could be useful for classroom environments.”
How might this relate to GeoLab or geoscience workflows?
Help others understand the relevance or potential applications.
Add Tags
Please add tags to help organize posts.
Examples:
resourcepythonvisualizationaiworkflow
A Few Guidelines
- Please avoid promotional or marketing-heavy posts
- Respect copyright and licensing when sharing materials
- Keep discussions constructive and community-focused
We hope this becomes a fun and useful space for discovering ideas, tools, and inspiration from across the GeoLab community.