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VRE Planetology

This repository aims to gather application requirements for setting up a Virtual Research Environment (VRE) dedicated to planetology. We invite contributions to establish a comprehensive list of necessary packages and tools.

What is a Virtual Research Environment (VRE)?

A Virtual Research Environment (VRE) is a digital platform that integrates various software tools, datasets, and computing resources into a unified workspace tailored for research purposes. It provides researchers with collaborative tools, data management capabilities, and computational tools necessary to conduct and facilitate scientific investigations.

In the context of planetology, a VRE can offer specialized tools for analyzing planetary data, modeling planetary processes, and simulating geological phenomena. It allows researchers to collaborate remotely, share datasets securely, and perform complex analyses efficiently within a controlled environment.

How to Contribute

  1. Fork this repository.
  2. Create a new branch (feature/branch-name).
  3. Add your contributions in the form of Markdown files in the requirements folder.
  4. Submit a pull request for review.

Repository Structure

  • requirements/: Contributions on application requirements.
  • packages/: List of recommended packages and tools.

Contribution Template

Please use the following template to submit your application requirements:

# Application/Package Name

## Description
- **Main Functionality**: Description of what the application or package does.
- **Use in Planetology**: How this application or package can be used in the field of planetology.

## Technical Requirements
- **Dependencies**: List of required dependencies.
- **Configuration**: Specific setup instructions.

## Links and Resources
- **Official Documentation**: [Link to official documentation]
- **Additional References**: [Other relevant links]

## code snippet
Small code to explain how to use it

Issues

Feel free to create issues to propose new ideas or discuss existing requirements.

Contact

For any questions or suggestions, please contact jean-christophe.malapert@cnes.fr.