🙏 Our apologies, there’s no time for introductions!
We’re excited for you to join us, but this meeting is short and task-focused. Please attend core community meetings (see GeoJupyter calendar) to meet the team and add your own agenda items, and/or introduce yourself on Zulip!
JupyterGIS sync meeting (2026-02-24)¶
Please add new agenda items under the New agenda items heading!
Attendees¶
Your name / GitHub ID / affiliation
Martin Renou /
@martinRenou/ QuantStackMatt Fisher /
@mfisher87/ Schmidt DSE
Agenda¶
Review our project board
What items should be added?
Are there stale items that are no longer urgent?
Are there things we can change about the project board to make it more useful? Add more information? Remove steps?
Please add more items if you have them!
Status reports¶
jupyter-xarray-tiler
Thinking about handling n-dim Datasets, not DataArrays
How do we help the user with exploring the dimensions of a DataArray?
How do we make this interface modular? E.g. do exploration as a first step, then map the data you’ve selected from the data array, instead of integrating an exploration experience into ipyleaflet/leafmap?
How do we make the interface reproducible? E.g. do we generate code and auto-create a new cell that does the operation the user did in the widget UI?
Talk to Qiusheng?
Lots of interfaces for exploring data in widgets, but not generating code for reproducibility yet!
https://
github .com /jtpio /ipylab Only way to create new cells from Python. Exposes commands to Python.
Do we need to do this from Python? We could do it from a widget.
Martin: Cleaner this way! More conventional, Jupyterish approach.
Small problem: Can’t create a container widget (Widget that contains widgets). This is a common pattern e.g. in bqplot, the figure is a widget, which contains an axis widget. ipyleaflet map is a widget, each layer is a widget. This is not possible with Anywidget.