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@keewis what do you think would be a good example to show off odc-stac? I was looking at this example notebook "Access Sentinel 2 Data from AWS" on their docs. It seems like a bunch of setup, making we wonder if there's an example we can do better suited for this notebook.
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Data cataloguing tutorial.
I think having a broader set of goals than this wouldn't be helpful for us, and also risks duplicating some of the great resources out there.
I think we can definitely link to more resources though.