Big news from #Lexcube! 🌍 We have released Lexcube for Jupyter, an open-source Jupyter notebook extension that allows everyone to visualize their own 3D data as interactive data cubes - as easy as plotting a 2D figure! github.com/msoechting/lexcub… ⤵️🧵

👆 Interacting with the data cube is as intuitive as on lexcube.org: You can use touch gestures, your mouse or even sliders to interact with the 3D data selection that is visualized in your data cube.

Very happy to announce that our #Lexcube paper got accepted at IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications! 🎉 Thanks to my co-authors @dmlmont @MiguelDMahecha and Gerik Scheuermann! 🔗doi.org/10.1109/MCG.2023.332… @ieeecga #EOchat #GISchat #RemoteSensing #DataViz

And a teaser of what's to come, visualizing many cubes at once and exploring 3D cubes directly in Jupyter workbooks! Many promising future #Lexcube developments for 2023 and 2024 🪄

Major update from #Lexcube! 🌎🔍You can now explore anomalies, ✂️make your own paper cube, and 🎁check out the new sun-induced fluorescence and specific humidity data sets at➡️lexcube.org! @CopernicusECMWF @ECMWF @CopernicusEU ⤵️🧵

🎁 New Data Sets: four sun-induced fluorescence data sets (as part of the ESDC 3) as well as two ERA5 specific humidity data cubes. Explore specific humidity also by its pressure level in the 3D cube (replacing time as the third dimension)!