Releases, methods notes, and field updates from the people building these tools.
13 new data products for the Gothic Townsite — four years of drone-derived land surface temperature at 25 cm, plus a new generation of elevation and canopy-height products at 5 cm.
data.rmbl.org is open to everyone — a single home for tools and data to accelerate environmental science in the upper East River watershed.
A guide to the RMBL Knowledge Commons for the research community — what the platform offers, how to use it in your work, and how community curation keeps it trustworthy.
A guide to the Spatial Data Platform and its new no-code browser — how to discover, visualize, and extract from the catalog, and how the browser hands off to the rSDP and pySDP packages.
A tour of the RMBL Compute Hub — a shared, browser-based JupyterLab/RStudio environment that runs in the cloud next to the data, with the whole RMBL geospatial stack preinstalled.
A native Python client for the Spatial Data Platform — feature-complete with rSDP, with lazy reads via xarray, geopandas, and rasterio.
A weekly map of wildflower bloom probability for fourteen species across the upper East River watershed, built from long-term phenology records and current-year climate.
Hybrid keyword and semantic search across five decades of RMBL-affiliated science, plus 1,400 grey-literature documents and 1,200 datasets.