====== LunchBytes ======

LunchBytes is a series of short tutorials that include an introduction to a method, tool, or dataset and some simple hands-on examples. Some material from previous sessions can be found below.

//**Format:**// 
  * 2-3 hrs duration over lunch
  * 15-20min intro talk by host, while attendees have lunch (usually order in pizza where we'll split the cost)
  * binding first come, first serve registration (head count for pizza ordering and size of room available)
  * host will prepare a tutorial and tasks to work on
  * attendees hack their own new use-cases
  * relaxed setup 
  * feel free to adapt


//**Brief history:**// LunchBytes was born out of OES JournalClub, with a small group of junior scientists who wanted to exchange technical knowledge but with more hands-on experience. It is not a regular weekly or even monthly seminar, but rather if anyone has something they want to learn or share from a more technical/tool-driven perspective, this is a framework that it can be conducted on. It is a bottom-up approach and interest-driven seminar, with a relaxed atmosphere over lunch with pizza. =)

^ Session ^ Date      ^ Host       ^ 
| [[analysis:pot_pourri:lunchbytes:som_ffn|SOM and FFN]] | Nov. 5, 2019 | Lydia Keppler |
| [[analysis:pot_pourri:lunchbytes:esmvaltool|ESMValTool v2 on Mistral]] | Nov. 18, 2019 | Sebastian Milinski |
| [[analysis:pot_pourri:lunchbytes:nonstationary_spectra|Non-stationary spectra]] | Dec. 18, 2019| Dian Putrasahan |
| [[analysis:pot_pourri:lunchbytes:intake-esm|intake-ESM]] | Mar. 26, 2020 | Aaron Spring |
| [[analysis:pot_pourri:lunchbytes:pyicon| pyICON - Analysis of ICON output with Python]] | Apr. 17, 2020 | Nils Brüggemann |




Resources for host:
  * http://swcarpentry.github.io/swc-releases/2017.02/instructor-training/13-live/

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