[{"content":"Data Terra Research Infrastructure brings to the EOSC Federation a unique combination of thematic expertise, operational research services, and interoperable digital infrastructure dedicated to Earth system, environmental and biodiversity sciences. As the French national research e-infrastructure in this domain, Data Terra federates five national data hubs and connects major European research infrastructures, enabling seamless access to multidisciplinary data, services, and scientific workflows.\nMore broadly, Data Terra and its strategic collaboration with NFDI4Earth in the framework of the EOSC Node illustrate the added value that science-driven national research infrastructures bring to the EOSC Federation. Being closely connected to research laboratories and scientific communities, they are uniquely positioned to develop and continuously evolve services, data resources, and interoperability frameworks that directly address users\u0026rsquo; scientific requirements. This proximity enables rapid technical innovation, the validation of federating capabilities in operational research environments, and the deployment of reproducible cross-disciplinary workflows. The integration into the EOSC Federation will strengthen the European ecosystem by providing a trusted thematic node capable of supporting large-scale environmental research while ensuring interoperability with other EOSC Nodes.\nExplore EOSC Node Data Terra resource catalogue Read documentations # ","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"EOSC Node Data Terra","type":"docs"},{"content":" Community AAI and Infrastructure Proxy # Note Ensures the AAI interoperability across the EOSC Nodes.\nUser authentication for access to onboarded resources will rely on the Data Terra Single Sign-On integrated with the EOSC AAI Federation which has been in production since February and connected to MyAccessId since early March. It complies with the technical requirements (AARC blueprint architecture specifications) and regulatory requirements (privacy notice, incident response, etc.) defined by the EOSC AAI WG.\nMore coming soon\n","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/architecture/aai/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"AAI","type":"docs"},{"content":"This section describes the Node Core Capabilities that enable the operations of the Node and how EOSC Node Data Terra\u0026rsquo;s architecture is in compliance with the EOSC Node Reference Architecture\nNode Generic Capabilities # Node Research Resources # Node Exchange # ","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/architecture/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Architecture and federating capabilities","type":"docs"},{"content":" Acceptable Use Policy – EOSC Node Data Terra # Version updated, 5 October 2026\nIntroduction # This Acceptable Use Policy and Conditions of Use (“AUP”) defines the rules and conditions that govern your access to and use, including transmission, processing and storage of data, of the resources and services provided through the EOSC Node Data Terra.\nThe EOSC Node Data Terra provides access to resources, including data and other digital resources made available within the framework of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC), in support of research and innovation related to the Earth system, biodiversity and the environment.\nThe EOSC Node Data Terra provides access to digital services made available within the EOSC framework. Access to the EOSC Node Data Terra does not necessarily imply access to all services made available through it, and access to individual services may be subject to additional terms and conditions established by the relevant service provider.\nRequirements # You shall only use the Services in accordance with their stated purposes, applicable policies and conditions of use, and shall show consideration towards other users. You shall only use the Services for lawful purposes and shall not breach, attempt to breach, or circumvent administrative, access-control or security mechanisms. You shall respect intellectual property rights, licences, confidentiality requirements and any other applicable restrictions concerning the resources accessed through the Services. You shall ensure that any resources you transmit, process or store through the Services may lawfully be used for the intended purpose. You shall protect your access credentials, including passwords, private keys, access tokens and multi-factor authentication mechanisms. Intentional sharing of credentials is not permitted. You shall keep your registration and account information accurate and up to date. You shall use the Services responsibly and shall not intentionally interfere with their availability, performance, security or proper operation, or unreasonably affect other users. You shall promptly report known or suspected security incidents, compromised credentials or misuse of the Services to the security contact specified below. You shall comply with any additional terms, conditions, licences, quotas or usage restrictions applicable to a specific Service. Your personal data will be processed in accordance with applicable data protection legislation. Your access to the Services may be restricted or suspended for administrative, operational, legal or security reasons, including in the event of a violation of this AUP. If you violate this AUP, appropriate measures may be taken, including suspension or termination of your access and, where appropriate, notification of your home organisation, the relevant Service Provider or competent authorities. Revisions to this Acceptable Use Policy # The EOSC Node Data Terra reserves the right to revise, amend or modify this AUP when necessary. The current version of the AUP will be made available through the Data Terra EOSC Node landing page.\nContinued use of the Services after the effective date of a revised AUP constitutes acceptance of the revised version.\nContacts and References # Administrative contact: contact@earth-data.eu\nSecurity contact: security@earth-data.eu\n","date":"5 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/policies/acceptable-use-policy/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Acceptable Use Policy","type":"docs"},{"content":" earth-data-community/galaxy-tools Galaxy Tools maintained by Earth Data Community Python 11 11 ","date":"30 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/galaxy-tools/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Galaxy Earth System Sciences","type":"docs"},{"content":" How to contribute research products # How to provide services # ","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/onboarding_procedure/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Onboarding procedure","type":"docs"},{"content":" Note Guidance on how to register a service Catalogue in the EOSC Data Terra Node and on how to make research product profiles discoverable through the EOSC Resource Hub (complementary discovery services)\nComing soon\n","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/architecture/registry-services/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Registry services","type":"docs"},{"content":"The Node Resource Catalogue has adopted a foundational design choice based on a unified catalogue model built on DCAT. In this approach, every resource is exposed as a dcat:Resource, while its specific nature is indicated via the dcterms:type property. Datasets are additionally typed as dcat:Dataset to ensure full DCAT-AP compliance, whereas other resource types (e.g. Software, Publications, Services, etc.) are represented solely through dcterms:type, linked to a controlled SKOS vocabulary. Data harvesting is performed through a dedicated component provided by the French Gaia Data project (MTEP). In parallel, specific connectors are being developed to aggregate additional categories of research outputs, including CodeMeta for software, DataCite for publications, and GeoDCAT-AP for geospatial data and services. A key advancement is the design of an intelligent EOSC connector acting as a local quality gate. Before any metadata is exposed to the EOSC EU Node (EEN), it undergoes strict validation ensuring the presence of mandatory Persistent Identifiers (PIDs), licenses, and core metadata fields. This mechanism guarantees a “zero rejection” policy by the European Knowledge Graph. The system is designed to preserve rich, domain-specific metadata locally (e.g. spatial and temporal extent, fine-grained provenance) while projecting only a strictly compliant subset to the EEN. Finally, metadata records are enriched through a combination of rule-based processing and AI-assisted enrichment techniques.\nMore coming soon\n","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/architecture/resource-catalogue/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Resource catalogue","type":"docs"},{"content":" User Access Policy – EOSC Node Data Terra # This User Access Policy (“UAP”) explains who may use the resources and services of the Data Terra Node, and how you obtain access to them.\nFederated authentication # Users may access the service through supported federated identity providers, such as: eduGAIN / institutional identity providers; ORCID; EOSC-compatible AAI services Some services are open and they can be used anonymously or immediately after signing in. Other services need an access request. The exact attributes received depend on the identity provider and on the requirements of the service being accessed through the Node services catalogue. When authentication is performed through an institutional identity provider, the service may receive the user\u0026rsquo;s name and email address and, where required, institutional affiliation or other authorised attributes. If a required attribute is not provided by the user\u0026rsquo;s Home Organisation, the service may ask the user to provide it directly. When ORCID is used as an authentication or identification provider, only the attributes required by the relevant service are retrieved from ORCID. The access may be restricted, suspended or withdrawn if the authorisation requirements are not longer met, for administrative, operational, or security reasons, without prior notice and without compensation, or if not compliant with the Acceptable Use Policy or the applicable policies and notices from Data Terra. Privacy Notice – EOSC Node Data Terra # The EOSC Node Data Terra respects the applicable legal framework for the protection of personal data, in particular the Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (General Data Protection Regulation – GDPR) and applicable French data protection legislation.\nThis Privacy Policy explains how personal data are processed when users access the services of the EOSC Node Data Terra, including its federated authentication and authorisation services.\n1. Service information** # Name of the service EOSC Node Data Terra Description of the service Federated access, authentication and authorisation services provided by the EOSC Node Data Terra to enable users to access Data Terra and EOSC-related resources and services. Data Controller Data Terra Contact Data Terra – \\[[contact@earth-data.eu](mailto:contact@earth-data.eu)\\] Helpdesk / Data Protection Officer \\[[security@earth-data.eu](mailto:security@earth-data.eu)\\] Jurisdiction / establishment France The precise allocation of responsibilities under the GDPR may depend on the service accessed. Where another organisation acts as the data controller for a specific service, users will be informed through the privacy notice applicable to that service.\n2. Personal data processed # Depending on the authentication method and the service accessed, the EOSC Node Data Terra may process the following categories of personal data:\nfirst name and surname; email address; institutional affiliation / organisation; country; professional or organisational information required for authorisation; persistent or pseudonymous identifiers associated with the user\u0026rsquo;s federated account; information concerning the authentication method used; account and authorisation information; technical information and security logs associated with access to the service. The EOSC Node Data Terra only processes attributes that are necessary for the relevant service and its stated purposes.\n3. Purposes of processing # Personal data may be processed for the following purposes:\nauthenticating users; creating and managing user accounts; identifying users within the EOSC Node; determining access rights and permissions; providing access to authorised services and resources; enabling federated access across EOSC services; ensuring the security and integrity of the services; detecting and investigating security incidents or misuse; diagnosing and resolving technical problems; maintaining and improving the reliability and security of the infrastructure; fulfilling applicable legal or regulatory obligations. Personal data will not be processed for purposes incompatible with those described above.\n4. Legal basis # Depending on the processing activity and the applicable organisational framework, personal data may be processed on one or more of the following legal bases under Article 6 of the GDPR:\nperformance of a contract or provision of a requested service; compliance with a legal obligation; legitimate interests, in particular the security, maintenance and proper operation of the infrastructure and services, where these interests are not overridden by the rights and freedoms of the data subject; consent, where consent is required and is the applicable legal basis. The applicable legal basis may vary depending on the service and the category of processing concerned.\n5. Disclosure of personal data # Personal data may be disclosed to or made available to:\nthe Data Terra services and applications that the user has requested to access; authorised service providers acting on behalf of Data Terra, where applicable; federated identity providers and authentication infrastructures involved in the authentication process; other EOSC services or infrastructures, where this is necessary to provide the requested service and is covered by the applicable access and data protection arrangements; competent public authorities where disclosure is required by law. User attributes are transmitted to a service only when necessary for authentication, identification or authorisation.\nData Terra does not sell personal data or use them for commercial advertising purposes.\n6. International transfers # The EOSC Node Data Terra operates within a European and international research infrastructure environment. Where personal data are transferred outside the European Economic Area (EEA), such transfers will be carried out in accordance with Chapter V of the GDPR and appropriate safeguards will be implemented where required, such as an adequacy decision or appropriate contractual safeguards.\nInformation concerning a specific international transfer and the safeguards applied may be obtained by contacting the Data Terra privacy contact.\n7. Data retention # Personal data are retained only for as long as necessary for the purposes for which they were collected, taking into account applicable legal, security and operational requirements.\nThe deletion of an account does not necessarily result in the immediate deletion of all technical or security logs where their retention remains necessary for security, legal or audit purposes.\n8. Security # Data Terra implements appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect personal data against unauthorised access, alteration, disclosure, loss or destruction.\nThe EOSC Node Data Terra applies privacy and security principles by design and by default.\n9. Your rights # You may access or rectify your personal data, or request deactivation of your account, by contacting the Helpdesk. If you have any questions regarding your personal data or your data protection rights, please contact the Helpdesk.\nPlease note that some personal data, such as attributes provided by your Home Organisation (e.g. your university or research institute), may be managed by that organisation. To access or rectify such data, please contact your Home Organisation’s IT helpdesk.\nWhere applicable, you may object to the processing of your personal data by contacting the Helpdesk.\n10. Cookies and similar technologies # The EOSC Node Data Terra may use cookies or similar technologies that are strictly necessary for authentication, session management, security and operation of the service.\nWhere cookies or similar technologies are used for additional purposes requiring consent under applicable law, the relevant consent mechanism and information will be provided separately.\n11. Changes to this Privacy Policy # This Privacy Policy may be updated to reflect changes in the services, technical infrastructure, applicable legislation or EOSC Federation requirements.\nThe latest version will be made available on the EOSC Node Data Terra website or on the relevant service interface.\n12. Applicable data protection framework # The EOSC Node Data Terra is committed to applying the principles of the GDPR. The EOSC Node also takes into account the applicable EOSC Federation requirements and good practices concerning data protection, security and privacy.\n","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/policies/user-access/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"User Access Policy","type":"docs"},{"content":" Resource Catalogue # Swagger : https://resources.earth-data.eu/docs API documentation: https://resources.earth-data.eu/redoc\n","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/api/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"API Documentations","type":"docs"},{"content":" Note Integrates the helpdesks of EOSC Nodes within the EOSC Federation to provide a federated support channel between users and providers from nodes..\nFor the Helpdesk, the service instance provided either by the EOSC EU Node (EEN) or by EGI through the EOSC Mesh project will enable the centralization of user support requests for the Data Terra Node. As the operational support teams are already in place, they will use the centralized ticketing system to manage user requests and provide effective support. Data Terra is also actively involved in the working group co-designing the EOSC Federation Helpdesk, with the following objectives: (i) Provide an overview of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for Federating Capability (FC-3); (ii) Define ticket management workflows; (iii) Define the escalation process; and (iv) Define the minimum information to be exchanged in cross-node tickets.\nMore coming soon\n","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/architecture/helpdesk/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Helpdesk","type":"docs"},{"content":"All EOSC Nodes, comply with a common set of policies concerning the different aspects which are considered to be part of the Federation e.g. privacy, cybersecurity, data, user access etc.\nNote The complete list of policies is under development by the EOSC Federation Policies Working Group.\n","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/policies/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Policies","type":"docs"},{"content":" Note Information about the quality and availability of services and resources made available through EOSC Nodes into the EOSC Federation.\nFor Monitoring, a similar approach to Helpdesk will be adopted by relying on a dedicated instance provided through EOSC Mesh. Data Terra services, which already expose health-check endpoints, will be monitored from this centralized instance, providing a unified view of service availability and operational status across the node.\nMore coming soon\n","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/architecture/monitoring/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Service monitoring","type":"docs"},{"content":" Note EOSC Federation FitSM-based Service Management System. defining the essential processes between EOSC Nodes to enable efficient IT service management within the EOSC Federation. It also includes Security Coordination between Nodes.\nComing soon\n","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/architecture/sms/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Service management system","type":"docs"},{"content":" Note Provide information about the usage of services offered by EOSC Nodes within the EOSC Federation.\nComing soon\n","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/EOSC-Node-Data-Terra/architecture/accounting/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Service and Research Product Accounting","type":"docs"},{"content":"","date":"30 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/tags/","section":"Tags","summary":"","title":"Tags","type":"tags"},{"content":"","date":"30 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/tags/tools/","section":"Tags","summary":"","title":"Tools","type":"tags"},{"content":"","date":"30 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/tags/VRE/","section":"Tags","summary":"","title":"VRE","type":"tags"},{"content":"","date":"30 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/tags/workflow/","section":"Tags","summary":"","title":"Workflow","type":"tags"},{"content":" What is Earth Data Community? The Earth Data Community brings together researchers, research infrastructures, and software developers working across Earth System, environmental and biodiversity. Learn more What can I find here? How-tos, tutorials, and documentation on Earth system, Environment, and Biodiversity research tools and services - aggregated across repositories and organised by service, from the EOSC Node Data Terra architecture to how to contribute your own. Explore documentations What\u0026rsquo;s new with Earth Data? Read our latest updates here. Read our blog ","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Earth Data Community","type":"page"},{"content":"","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/tags/interoperability/","section":"Tags","summary":"","title":"Interoperability","type":"tags"},{"content":"","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/tags/open-science/","section":"Tags","summary":"","title":"Open Science","type":"tags"},{"content":" The Earth Data Community brings together researchers, research infrastructures, and software developers working across Earth System Science. This initiative aims to:\nFederate Earth System tools and catalogs. Improve interoperability of research software across Virtual Research Environments (VREs), platforms and research infrastructures. Create a governance for tool repositories, reviews, and merges. Develop european collaborations to foster cross-domain work across scientific environmental related disciplines and research infractures. Share practices for Research Software development, sustainability, citation, and reuse. And more along the way — shaped by the community as this initiative grows. If you are a researcher, student, developer, data engineer, or scientist working with data, tools, and other resources to advance scientific knowledge about the Earth, then you can be part of the Earth Data Community!\nWe envision a shared and collaborative space to ensure that your ideas, data and tools can be used (and reused) across all environmentally related scientific disciplines and on any platform.\nAfter all, everything on Earth is interconnected and Earth\u0026rsquo;s knowledge must be inclusive for all- our collective responsibility depends on it.\nNote \u0026ldquo;A federated, interoperable ecosystem for Earth System Software \u0026amp; tools, accessible across platforms and aligned with FAIR principles.\u0026rdquo;\n","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/about/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"About","type":"page"},{"content":" Browse available documentations by projects. ","date":"27 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"Earth Data Community","type":"docs"},{"content":"","date":"22 October 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/posts/","section":"News","summary":"","title":"News","type":"posts"},{"content":" Hello Earth Data Community # ","date":"25 August 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/posts/blog-post-1/","section":"News","summary":"","title":"","type":"posts"},{"content":"","date":"25 August 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/tags/news/","section":"Tags","summary":"","title":"News","type":"tags"},{"content":"","date":"25 August 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/tags/update/","section":"Tags","summary":"","title":"Update","type":"tags"},{"content":" Earth Data community # Earth System Research Software \u0026amp; Tools # Research softwares, tools, and documentations for the full Earth System — atmosphere, ocean, land, ice, and biosphere — accessible across platforms and aligned with FAIR principles.\nObjective: Federate Earth System research softwares, tools, and documentations across Europe, ensuring interoperability between platforms and communities.\n🌍 About Us # The Earth Data Community brings together researchers, research infrastructures, and software developers working across Earth System Science. This initiative aims to:\nFederate Earth System tools and catalogs. Improve interoperability of research software across Virtual Research Environments (VREs), platforms and research infrastructures. Create a governance for tool repositories, reviews, and merges. Develop european collaborations to foster cross-domain work across scientific environmental related disciplines and research infractures. Share practices for Research Software development, sustainability, citation, and reuse. And more along the way — shaped by the community as this initiative grows. 💬 Where to find us # For Galaxy questions # Join us on Matrix: #galaxyproject_earth-climate-ecology-sciences:matrix.org\nTogether, we help users and developers with questions, ideas, and challenges around modeling, data, processes, software engineering, and cross-disciplinary topics.\n🤝 How to Contribute # Join the discussion — open an issue in the earth-data-community repository. Propose tools — submit a PR to add your software to the catalog, following our metadata and quality guidelines. Review \u0026amp; merge — follow the governance guidelines (TBD). Share best practices — contribute to our guides on research software sustainability, citation, packaging, testing, and reproducibility. For Galaxy questions # Reach out — join the Galaxy Matrix room. Vision # \u0026ldquo;A federated, interoperable ecosystem for Earth System Software \u0026amp; tools, accessible across platforms and aligned with FAIR principles.\u0026rdquo;\n🙏 Acknowledgments # This initiative builds on the work of communities and research infrastructures, that have championed open science and sustainable research software in environmental sciences. We are grateful for their leadership and ongoing collaboration.\nIn particular, we recognize:\nData Terra research infrastructure — for its work in earth system data, open science, and dynamic communities accros it\u0026rsquo;s five thematic hubs (AERIS, FORMATER, ODATIS, PNDB, and THEIA). LifeWatch ERIC — the European e-Science infrastructure for biodiversity and ecosystem research, providing virtual labs, services, and a thriving community across the biodiversity domain. Their expertise in data interoperability, FAIR principles, community-driven research, and research software sustainability has been instrumental in shaping this initiative — and remains central to its future.\nSupported by # Galaxy Tools orginated from NordicESMHub # ","date":"21 July 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/galaxy-tools/galaxy-tools/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"","type":"docs"},{"content":" How to add a new tool? # On which platform should you develop your new tool? # Create a Virtual Machine (IaaS) # If you are working in Norway and at the University of Oslo, Tromso or Bergen, see documentation at IaaS.\nThen install planemo.\nUse Planemo OVA image # See Planemo Virtual Appliance documentation.\nDevelop a tool # Best practices for developing new tools are https://galaxy-iuc-standards.readthedocs.io/en/latest/best_practices/tool_xml.html.\nAlways use quotes for tool directory (python3 \u0026lsquo;$tool_directory/psymap_simple.py\u0026rsquo;) and tool parameters (\u0026ndash;cmap \u0026lsquo;$adv.colormap\u0026rsquo;) When wrapping an existing underlying tool, use the same version than the underlying tool from_work_dir will tell Galaxy to pick this file, this saves you the cp/mv command in the command section: \u0026lt;data name=\u0026#34;ofilename\u0026#34; format=\u0026#34;png\u0026#34; from_work_dir=\u0026#34;image.png\u0026#34;/\u0026gt; If the output format depends on the type of output file, try to avoid auto_format and use change_format instead: \u0026lt;data name=\u0026#34;ofilename\u0026#34; format=\u0026#34;json\u0026#34;\u0026gt; \u0026lt;change_format\u0026gt; \u0026lt;when input=\u0026#34;format\u0026#34; value=\u0026#34;csv\u0026#34; format=\u0026#34;csv\u0026#34; /\u0026gt; Add EDAM ontology in your tool, for both topics and operations. Most climate tools will have: \u0026lt;edam_topics\u0026gt; \u0026lt;edam_topic\u0026gt;topic_3855\u0026lt;/edam_topic\u0026gt; \u0026lt;edam_topic\u0026gt;topic_3318\u0026lt;/edam_topic\u0026gt; \u0026lt;/edam_topics\u0026gt; Environmental science (topic 3855)\nPhysics (topic_3318)\nIf you are using firefox, you can install EDAM Popovers plugin to get the detailed information to EDAM terms.\nWe may need to update all the tools later when additional topics will be added for geosciences.\nDo not forget to follow Galaxy IUC coding style. Test a tool with planemo # planemo t --galaxy_root=/opt/uio/packages/galaxy --conda_prefix=/opt/uio/packages/miniconda3 mean-per-zone/mean-per-zone.xml --conda_dependency_resolution --conda_auto_install --conda_channels conda-forge,bioconda,defaults,iuc Serve galaxy-tools with planemo # planemo s --galaxy_root=/opt/uio/packages/galaxy --conda_prefix=/opt/uio/packages/miniconda3 mean-per-zone/mean-per-zone.xml --conda_dependency_resolution --conda_auto_install --conda_channels conda-forge,bioconda,defaults,iuc ","date":"31 July 2020","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/docs/galaxy-tools/how-to-contribute-new-tool/","section":"Earth Data Community","summary":"","title":"","type":"docs"},{"content":"","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/authors/","section":"Authors","summary":"","title":"Authors","type":"authors"},{"content":"","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/categories/","section":"Categories","summary":"","title":"Categories","type":"categories"},{"content":"","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/docs-website/series/","section":"Series","summary":"","title":"Series","type":"series"}]