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title: CI2023 Reproducibility Challenge - Team 3 Notes
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# CI2023 Reproducibility Challenge - Team 3 Notes

###### tags: `CI2023` `Reproducibility Challenge`

## Welcome Team 3 👋 

This is an online collaborative document that can be written in Markdown format and suited to facilitate team notes and monitor your progress and useful resources for reproducing the assigned paper.

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## Aim :checkered_flag: 
Reproduce the paper titled *A sensitivity analysis of a regression model of ocean temperature*, https://doi.org/10.1017/eds.2022.10

## Notes :pencil: 

### Meeting DD-MM-YY

#### Goal(s)
- Type goal(s) for the session 

#### Actions
- Type relevant actions for the next async/sync team meeting

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## Extras :bulb: 

- This shared document: https://hackmd.io/@eds-book/H1uyhZaX2/edit

### Useful links
- [Tools for Hosting Online Calls](https://the-turing-way.netlify.app/collaboration/event-tools.html?#hosting-online-calls): This section in the Turing Way describes some useful tools to consider for facilitating virtual team meetings.

### Code of conduct
* When interacting with your team and other teams, we remind you that the EDS book [Code of Conduct](https://github.com/alan-turing-institute/environmental-ds-book/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md) applies to protect everyone to have a safe and healthy collaboration space!

### Communication channels
To facilitate internal communication among your team, you have a private slack channel **#repro-challenge-team-3**

Please use the **#6-reproducibility-challenge** channel in the CI2023 slack workspace to collaborate more openly with other teams or ask for support from the [organising commitee](https://eds-book.github.io/reproducibility-challenge-2023/details/team.html).

Finally, we encourage you to follow [@Climformatics](https://twitter.com/Climformatics) on Twitter for occasional programme updates and reminders beyond those sent in Slack and via email!