Do you struggle to reproduce analyses months later or reuse someone else’s workflow? This session shows you how to make your research executable, reusable, and FAIR-compliant using persistent Jupyter notebook environments. You will discover how the ICOS Carbon Portal provides access to persistently identified datasets while supporting complete analytical workflows.
Jupyter notebooks combine code, documentation, and results, but rapidly changing software dependencies often prevent reliable reproduction. You will see how capturing notebooks, code, and dependencies in archived Docker images allows you to preserve the full execution environment and rerun analyses on demand.
By the end, you will understand how to publish executable workflows with persistent identifiers, preserve computational environments, and reduce reproducibility challenges—helping you keep your research accessible and trustworthy over time.
