Put here an introductory text describing the application.

• Getting Started
• Installation
• Submitting the workflow
• Community and Documentation
• Authors
• Questions, bugs, and suggestions
• License
• Funding

To run this application you will need a Developer Cloud Sandbox that can be requested at support (at) terradue.com

A Developer Cloud Sandbox provides Earth Sciences data access services, and helper tools for a user to implement, test and validate a scalable data processing application. It offers a dedicated virtual machine and a Cloud Computing environment. The virtual machine runs in two different lifecycle modes: Sandbox mode and Cluster mode. Used in Sandbox mode (single virtual machine), it supports cluster simulation and user assistance functions in building the distributed application. Used in Cluster mode (a set of master and slave nodes), it supports the deployment and execution of the application with the power of distributed computing for data processing over large datasets (leveraging the Hadoop Streaming MapReduce technology).

Put here the requirements of the application in terms of software packages. For example:

• snap
• idl

To install these packages, run the simple steps below on the Developer Cloud Sandbox shell:

sudo yum install -y snap
sudo yum install -y idl

Log on the Developer Cloud Sandbox.

Install the package by running this command in a shell:

sudo yum -y install <app-name>

At this stage there are no releases yet

Install the pre-requisites as instructed above.

Log on the Developer Cloud Sandbox and run these commands in a shell:

git clone <app-url>
cd <app-name>
mvn install

To submit the application with its default parameters, run the command below in the Developer Cloud Sandbox shell:

ciop-run

Or invoke the Web Processing Service via the Sandbox dashboard.

To learn more and find information go to

• Developer Cloud Sandbox

• Author

Please file any bugs or questions as issues or send in a pull request if you corrected any.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Put here any information about the funding.