Start Here
The shortest path into a GeoEpi project.
If you are new to a project, start with its parent project in the GeoEpi Hub. The Hub is the place to understand why the project exists, who is involved, what data stewardship matters, and what the project is expected to produce.
- Find the project in the GeoEpi Hub.
- Read its objective, people, stewardship information, and subproject registry.
- Work in the appropriate canonical subproject repository.
- Keep scientific implementation and reproducibility information in that repository.
- Use Atlas, Ceres, or another approved compute environment for large or controlled computation.
- Return accepted outputs to the project and product layer.
The quick distinction
| Place | Use it for |
|---|---|
| GeoEpi Hub | Project context, coordination, decisions, people, milestones, products, and project-level data stewardship |
| Subproject repository | Code, documentation, analytical inputs, workflow entry points, provenance, and reproducible implementation |
| Atlas / Ceres | Approved controlled or large data, intermediate data, HPC execution, logs, temporary objects, and large outputs |
| Product or dissemination system | Manuscripts, reports, dashboards, released data, and related public or restricted outputs |
Continue to How GeoEpi organizes work when you need to decide where a project or subproject belongs.