Terra workspaces include a dedicated workspace Google bucket, as well as a built-in data model for managing your data. We provide articles in Terra’s knowledge base explaining how to organize and access data in a variety of ways.

A key to understanding the power of Terra is understanding it’s built-in data model, which allows you to rewire the inputs and outputs of your workflows and Jupyter notebooks.

The following resources give you guided instructions using cloud-based data with Terra: Article: ​VIdeo: Article: ​ Article: ​Video:

Sharing a workspace allows collaborators to actively work together in the same project workspace. Workspaces can be used as repositories of data, workflows, and Jupyter notebooks. Learn more about how to securely share a workspace: Article: Article: Article: Video:

Terra has a number of features to ensure the security of sensitive data accessed through the platform. Many of these features are in place automatically, while tools like authorization domains give you greater control over your data. These articles contain an overview of the security features enabled on Terra: Article: ​Article: Article: Article:

Workspaces are the fundamental building blocks of Terra. You can think of them as modular digital laboratories that enable you to organize and access your data in a number of ways for analysis.

To learn about the basics of operating a Terra workspace, we recommend these resources: Article: Working with workspaces Video: Introduction to using workspaces in Terra

Read on in this section to get familiar with:

• Data storage and management