Start Your First Notebook

Wherobots Cloud allows you to quickly start pre-configured JupyterLab instances for spatial computing, eliminating the need for manual infrastructure setup and software configuration.

How does Wherobots Cloud simplify geospatial analytics?

Wherobots Cloud offers: No installation, scalable processing, enhanced collaboration, pre-built geospatial tools, cost-effectiveness, and easy S3 data integration.

What will you learn?

This notebook offers a hands-on guide to geospatial analysis using Apache Sedona within Wherobots.

You'll learn how to:

1. Load vector (NYC buildings) and raster (Central Park elevation) data from S3.
2. Perform SQL-based analyses, like calculating building elevations using zonal statistics.
3. Visualize your findings with SedonaKepler.

Before you start

You will need a Wherobots Community Edition Organization(1) to follow this tutorial. Community Edition Organizations are free.

1. This example also works with Professional and Enterprise Edition Organizations.

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For more information on setting up your Community Organization, see Create a Community Edition Organization.

Run Your Day 1 Notebook

Let's open and run your Day 1 Notebook – your initial hands-on guide to Wherobots.

Start the runtime

1. Log in to Wherobots Cloud.

2. Click Start to initialize your TINY runtime.

   

   A new window will open. After about a minute, once your runtime has loaded, your Jupyter Instance will appear in this window.

Run the example notebook

1. A new Jupyter Notebook tab will open, displaying Part_1_Loading_Data.ipynb.

   Don't see the Day 1 Notebook?

   If the notebook doesn't open automatically, use the file browser to find and open /examples/Getting_Started/Part_1_Loading_Data.ipynb.

2. Click ▶️ (Play) to run each cell.