Reproducibility Challenge 2023

This repository contains the documentation and jupyter notebooks used for delivering the 2023 Climate Informatics Reproducibility Challenge.

The content of this repository (folder challenge) is rendered as an online document using Jupyter Book. You can access it here.

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Alejandro Coca-Castro 🎨 📝	Andrew McDonald 🎨	Andrew Hyde 🎨	Andrés Camilo Zúñiga-González 🔬	Anne Fouilloux 🎨 📝	Anne Lee Steele 📢	Brian Rose 📢	Caroline Arnold 👀
Cesar Aybar 📢	Christopher Edsall 👀	Daniela Pinto Veizaga 🔬	Devanjan Bhattacharya 👀	Garima Malhotra 🔬	Jean Iaquinta 🖋	Jorge Eduardo Peña Velasco 🔬	Lincoln Colling 📢
Lukas Hejtmanek 🚇	Meghna Asthana 👀	Mukulika Pahari 🔬	Nick Homer 👀	Oscar Bautista 👀	Owen Allemang 🔬	Paolo Pelucchi 👀	Rutika Bhoir 🔬
Rachel Furner 👀	Ricardo Barros Lourenço ⚠️ 📣	Scott Hosking 🤔	Sebastian Luna-Valero 🚇 📢	Tina Odaka 👀	Viktor Domazetoski 🔬	Vladimír Višňovský 🚇	Yuhan (Douglas) Rao 📝

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!

Acknowledgments 🙌

2023 Climate Informatics Reproducibility Challenge is co-hosted by EDS book, Climate Informatics and Cambridge University Press & Assessment with support from Cambridge University, The Alan Turing Institute and Simula Research Laboratory.

Cloud computing infrastructure is kindly provided by C-SCALE.