Contributions to Open Source

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C-CORE supports contributing to the open source community.

Below are a list of recent contributions by C-CORErs. Feel free to add!

C-Core-Labs, C-CORE's open source team on GitHub, was created on May 5, 2019.
C-Core-Labs hosted a repository for Hacking Oil and Gas 2019. The team behind the repository included two C-CORE software developers. https://github.com/c-core-labs/hog2019-web
C-Core-Labs hosts a mirror of the source code of the European Space Agency's sen2cor. Sen2cor is an open source library for processing Sentinel 1 data. While open source, the source code was previously only available in compresssed archives in support forums, which is not convenient. So, we host it here: https://github.com/c-core-labs/sen2cor
C-Core-Labs added two of Azavea's STAC libraries to the STAC site. Pretty small, but a nice gesture to our friends at Azavea. https://github.com/radiantearth/stac-site/pull/26
Our public notebooks repository demonstrates useful things we learn and want to share outside of C-CORE. Take a look at this notebook: https://github.com/c-core-labs/notebooks/blob/master/notebooks/download-from-aws-s3.ipynb The parent repository is here: https://github.com/c-core-labs/notebooks/
Six C-CORE members currently contribute to C-Core-Labs, and we even have one outside collaborator who worked with C-CORE developers at the oil and gas hackathon: https://github.com/orgs/c-core-labs/people
Hat tip 🎩 to David Gillard for his contributions to SPG.NET, a satellite prediction library for observing satellites from ground stations: https://github.com/parzivail/SGP.NET/pull/16