Getting help

Documentation

The Notebook Aspect is built on JupyterLab. Project Jupyter’s JupyterLab documentation is the best way to learn about JupyterLab’s user interface and features. The documentation you’re reading now focuses on LSST-specific aspects of the JupyterLab application.

For more information about the LSST Science Pipelines software included in the Notebook Aspect, see the LSST Science Pipelines documentation.

Rubin Observatory LSST Community forum

Use the Rubin Science Platform category on the Community forum to get help from Rubin Observatory staff and fellow users. You can even request new features, like preinstalled software, Python packages, and JupyterLab extensions.

Also, we’d love to learn about your work on the Notebook Aspect. Feel free to share ideas and links to your own notebooks on GitHub.

Slack

We encourage you to use the Rubin Observatory LSST Community forum as much as possible, but on occasion you might need to work directly with a Rubin Observatory engineer to debug an issue in real-time. You can use the #dm-rsp-support Slack channel for that.