Explore, develop, process, and publish Earth Observation data in a collaborative cloud environment.
Whether you are building an algorithm, generating results, providing a reusable processing service, or communicating insights, this documentation will help you find the right EOxHub applications and practical guidance.
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:::{card} Algorithm Development :url: use_cases/algorithm_development.md
Explore data, experiment with new methods, and develop reproducible geospatial algorithms.
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:::{card} Result Generation :url: use_cases/result_generation.md
Run algorithms consistently on demand, on a schedule, or as part of a larger processing workflow.
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:::{card} Algorithm as a Service :url: use_cases/algorithm_as_a_service.md
Turn an algorithm into a reusable processing capability for other users, applications, and systems.
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:::{card} Publish Insights :url: use_cases/publish_insights.md
Communicate results through interactive dashboards, maps, charts, and structured data stories.
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:::{card} Learn Step by Step :url: tutorials/tutorials.md
Follow practical tutorials for publishing data, creating narratives, running processing jobs, and exploring EOxHub capabilities.
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:::{card} Discover Applications :url: applications/applications.md
Learn about the applications available for interactive development, automation, data publication, and collaboration.
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:::{card} Run Example Notebooks 🚀 :url: applications/example_notebooks.md
Open ready-to-run examples for data access, analysis, experiment tracking, and scalable processing in JupyterLab.
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Start with an introduction to the platform and learn how to access your Workspace.
:::{note} Applications available in an EOxHub Workspace depend on its configuration. The core JupyterLab environment and example notebooks are also available to free-trial users. :::
Whether you're a data scientist, developer, or decision-maker, this documentation is intended to support your journey with EOxHub Workspaces. Check back regularly as we continue to expand the content with new features, examples, and integrations.