This tutorial is meant to allow the SounderSIPS team to get up and running in the Unity Science Data System environment and begin using Unity services.
In Jupyter hub, we want to start a new terminal process. After logging in, the launcher allows us to open a new terminal:
Specifically, the 'terminal' icon under 'Other':
Double click this to open a new terminal. Once the terminal is open, enter the following command to clone the tutorial repository to your local environment. Once it's in the local environment, you can modify or change anything you'd like without affecting the tutorials in the github repository.
jovyan@jupyter-gangl:~$
git clone https://github.com/unity-sds/sounder-sips-tutorial.git
Note if you receive an error like the following:
bash: git: command not found
it means the environment you have setup does not have the git command line installed. This usually happens when using the minimal environment in jupyter. To fix this, you can run the following command:
conda install git
and re-run the command.
After a few seconds, you should see a folder called 'sounder-sips-tutorial' in the file navigator on the left hand side:
Simply double click on that folder to view the contents of the repository within your own jupyter environment. To access the welcome notebook, click:
sounder-sips-tutorial > jupyter-notebooks > welcome.ipynb
To access a specific tutorial, click:
sounder-sips-tutorial > jupyter-notebooks > tutorials
You are now free to follow along with the tutorials.