Document some quick start examples using open datasets

[mfisher87]

cc @matthewfeickert; see #312 for context

• How to load local GeoJSON into JupyterGIS
• How to load a local shapefile into JupyterGIS - for now unsupported (Support for Local Files in JupyterGIS Layers #109), but show the user how to convert to GeoJSON as shapefiles are still a really common use case
• How to load a local GeoTIFF into JupyterGIS - for now unsupported (Unify external file handling #246), communicate clearly we don't support any raster local files, but we do support Cloud-Optimized GeoTIFFs
• How to add a remote layer (COG/GeoJSON) - note formats we intend to support in the future like pmtiles

[martinRenou]

@annefou is already looking into implementing some quick start examples for the documentation

[arjxn-py]

Hi, i added a local.jgis file in #256 where the file demonstrates the loading of local shapeFile and geoJSON

[mfisher87]

@annefou is already looking into implementing some quick start examples for the documentation

Wonderful! Looks like Anne isn't in the geojupyter org, I just sent an invitation. cc @annefou

[annefou]

Yes, I created a very simple tutorial: https://annefou.github.io/jupytergis-tutorials/tutorials/intro.html
Should we move my repo to geojupyter?

[mfisher87]

@annefou that looks absolutely stellar! 🤩 Is the plan to work this into this repository's docs?

[annefou]

Thank you! I don't know what would be the best. My initial thought (maybe wrong) was to have a separate repo dedicated to training materials, case studies, etc.
What do you suggest?

[mfisher87]

Personally I feel a tutorial like the one you shared above would be right at home in the official / main docs for JupyterGIS! Are there other materials you're working on that might not fit there?

[annefou]

Ok. Cool. Happy to move it here.