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Galaxy for Earth System and environment was implemented within the project [**Fair-Ease**](https://fairease.eu/){:target="_blank"}. It's a virtual platform to process, analyse and visualize Earth System, Environment and Biodiversity data. It is based on the [Galaxy framework](https://galaxyproject.org){:target="_blank"}, which guarantees simple access, easy extension, flexible adaption to personal and security needs, and sophisticated analyses independent of command-line knowledge.
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Are you new to Galaxy for Earth System sciences, or returning after a long time, and looking for help to get started? Take a guided tour{:target="_blank"} through a detailed tutorial on the Galaxy Training Network.
We are working in close collaboration with the Galaxy Training Network (GTN){:target="_blank"} to develop training materials of data analyses based on Galaxy. If you want to know more about the GTN or how to become part of the Galaxy community, check the videos below!
Training material
All relevant materials for Earth System, Environment and Biodiversity data analysis will be available within the GTN. You can search for them within the GTN by writing earth-system in the search bar or directly acces our full set of tutorials. A sample of the different tutorials that you can find below but many more are available:
- Welcome and introduction to Galaxy
- How to study Ocean's variables
- Analyse Ocean data (from Argo)
- How to use QGIS
- How to study atmospheric volcanic data
- Get access to vegetation indices
- Study Marine biodiversity
- Learn in the Marine Omics domain to identify biosynthetic gene clusters
Multiple tools on Earth System, Environment and Biodiversity data analysis will be available in this custom Galaxy instance:
- General tools
- Coastal Water Dynamics tools
- Bio-GeoChemical tools
- Marine omics tools
- Earth critical zone tools on land degradation
- Volcano tools
To orchestrate tools and help users with their analyses, several workflows{:target="_blank"} will be available. They formally orchestrate tools in a defined order and with defined parameters, but they are customizable (tools, order, parameters).
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