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cbevy created page: ias authored Mar 27, 2017 by Christophe Bevy's avatar Christophe Bevy
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......@@ -12,16 +12,37 @@ The CTep provides you different applications in order to:
This part will show you how to use some of these tools.
## 1. Open a product with QGis
## 1. Go to Interactive Application Services page
## 2. Shared a product with other users
1. Click on the Geobrowser menu and select the Interactive Application Services
![im1](https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/raw/master/images/part3/im1.png)
2. You can know see the different available services.
![im2](https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/raw/master/images/part3/im2.png)
## 2. Open a product with QGis
1. Click on the Start new button in Qgis row. A dialog box will appear. (Check the Shared option if you want to share your session with other users).
Then start the container.
![qgis2](https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/raw/master/images/part3/Qgis/qgis2.png)
2. A new dialog box will appear. Click on Connect to start.
![qgis3](https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/raw/master/images/part3/Qgis/qgis3.png)
3. QGis will open directly in your virtual environment.
![qgis4](https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/raw/master/images/part3/Qgis/qgis4.png)
4. Go to your basket to select a file.
![qgis5](https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/raw/master/images/part3/Qgis/qgis5.png)
5. For example a netCDF globcolour file. Open and vizualize it.
![qgis5](https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/raw/master/images/part3/Qgis/qgis5.png)
## 3. Shared a product with other users
## 4. Develop on Ubuntu
## 3. Develop on Ubuntu
1. Create your own processor. Here we will use a shell processor "proc1.sh" (don't forget to put #!/bin/sh at the beginning). This script will take two arguments in input and write the result in a text file.
(You must use the environment variable $CTEP_OUTPUT_DIR).
![im33](https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/raw/master/images/part4/im33.png)
2. Compress your file (tar.gz)
3. Go to the geobrowser and login with your ESA SSO account: [https://coastal-tep.eo.esa.int/geobrowser/](https://coastal-tep.eo.esa.int/geobrowser/).
4. Go to the uploading processor interface [https://coastal-tep.eo.esa.int/wps/ui/#/](https://coastal-tep.eo.esa.int/wps/ui/#).
![im34](https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/raw/master/images/part4/im34.png)
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