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Getting started with JupyterGIS

Notebook.link supports JupyterGIS as a first-class citizen of the platform, with a dedicated environment designed for geospatial workflows. The platform natively supports JupyterGIS projects, including interactive story maps for data-driven narratives and built-in STAC catalog support for discovering and working with spatiotemporal assets. This makes it easy to explore, visualize, and share rich geospatial experiences directly in the browser.

Workflow​

To create and share a Jupyter GIS project:

  1. Select the default Jupyter GIS Stack environment.

  2. Create your Jupyter GIS project. The video below shows how to select the GIS environment and how to create a project using that environment.

  1. Launch your project.

  2. Create a new GIS project from the JupyterLite launcher, by clicking on the Jupyter GIS icon (green Earth icon). A Jupyter GIS document will open. The video below shows how to launch the project and create a new GIS project in Jupyter Lite.

  1. Work on your project.

Examples​

Below are two simple example workflows:

  • Adding a raster tile layer from the gallery and overlaying a GeoJSON vector layer:
  • Adding a vector tile layer from the gallery:

Share your GIS project​

Once your project is ready, you can create a link and share it as explained on the Create a Notebook link