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 <li>Provide strategies and best practices for finding and accessing NASA Earthdata in the Cloud. Specifically, participants will learn how to access data from AWS S3 buckets and have a better understanding of the Python ecosystem used to analyze the data depending on size and data formats;</li>
 <li>Better understand the needs of Earthdata data scientists by providing a post survey and engaging in discussions with workshop participants;</li>
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-<p>This Workshop and its content has been developed by a large team at PO.DAAC.</p>
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