List of tags

In order for people to easily find notebooks of interest, the final cell in all notebooks should be the Tags cell. This allows us to compile an index page on the Digital Earth Australia User Guide where users can quickly open notebooks associated with a particular tag.

For this to work well, tags need to be consistently formatted and kept to a minimum where possible. For tags, use all lower-case (unless the tag is an acronym), separate words with spaces (unless it is the name of an imported module), and re-use existing tags.

During the rewrite, the examples below should be treated as the existing tags list. Please add any new tags here so others can use them.

The Tags cell

This appears at the bottom of the DEA notebooks template. Note that the raw cell isn't displayed by GitHub, but will appear when working in JupyterLab. It will have the following form:

**Tags**: :index:`sandbox compatible`, :index:`dea_datahandling`, :index:`sentinel 2`, :index:`NDVI`

Example tags

Environments

Review which environments (Sandbox and NCI) your notebook runs on. Add tags to indicate compatibility.

• sandbox compatible
• NCI compatible

Datasets

Review the parts of your notebook that load data, and add tags only for loaded data.

• landsat 8
• landsat 5
• sentinel 2
• WOfS
• WOFLs
• fractional cover
• NIDEM
• ITEM
• HLTC

DEA scripts

Review the part of your notebook that imports functions from the Scripts directory. Add tags for the script files you use.

• dea_plotting
• dea_datahandling
• dea_bandindices
• dea_coastaltools
• dea_spatialtools
• dea_classificationtools

Custom functions

Review the part of your notebook that imports functions from the Scripts directory. Add tags for the custom functions you import.

• load_ard
• rgb
• display_map
• calculate_indices

Purpose, functionality and analysis

Review the key functionality and analysis in your notebook and write no more than five tags to capture its purpose. Tags should be one or two words. Think about what will be most helpful to others and read existing tags to make sure there's no duplication. It's ok to create a new tag if you can't find an existing one that captures your notebook's purpose. Note that band indices (e.g. NDVI) and other official acronyms (e.g. WOfS, GeoTIFF, NetCDF) should be capitalised where appropriate.

• animation
• beginner
• change detection
• cloud masking
• dask
• exporting data
• external data
• geomedian
• GeoTIFF
• intertidal
• image compositing
• machine learning
• NDVI
• NetCDF
• phenology
• pixel quality
• polygon drill
• real world
• regression
• reprojecting data
• shapefile
• spatial interpolation
• statistics
• time series
• tide modelling
• widgets
• waterline extraction