🗃️ Contributing to Riverscapes Documentation
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🗃️ RiverscapesXML
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📄️ How to Use Athena
We use AWS Athena for storing and querying vast amounts of data. Its brilliance is in its simplicty. Under the hood Athena is just a folder of files with a query engine sitting on top of it. The files always columnar, either CSV, TSV or JSON or special binary column formats such as Parquet. Athena uses the Trino SQL standard. It supports the common SQL standard as well as some really powerful capabilities such as ST_ geospatial functions.
📄️ Development Using Code Spaces
The following video provides a brief overview of the Riverscapes Tools development process. This uses GitHub Code Spaces to code and run the tools in the cloud. The advantage of this approach is that you are guaranteed to have a working development that comes with the correct versions of all the dependencies. These depdencies are also the identical versions used by Cyber Castor to run the tools in batches.
📄️ Database Driven Tools
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📄️ Project Getting Started
Instructions for getting new data into the Riverscapes Data Exchange
🗃️ Viewers
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