GEOSTAT 2017 course material: Reproducible Research in Geostatistics and Geosciences with Notebooks and Containers

Slides for a half-day session taught at the GEOSTAT summer school 2017, Split, Croatia. The first set of slides cover motivation and concepts of reproducible research, R Markdown notebooks, packaging of runtime environments, and habits for high quality, open, and transparent scholarship. The slides are archived here based on https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1z43peRo7xXJsjTqkJBBXq4vnrRr9pxmQ-CM1L6aXe3o/edit#. The second document gives (i) a basic and hands-on introduction to Docker containers for researchers, focussing on the geospatial and R communities, and (ii) and showcases of Docker images for geospatial web services and tools and how to use them. Slides are archived here from https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1A4piNR5ceOD3ig3qtCgnRwOAO9cooyiopX3vmxFxYFU/edit#.

Related Organizations

University of Münster
Germany

Keywords

Docker, containerisation, R Markdown, reproducible research, reproducibility

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