> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.burla.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.burla.dev/all-examples/scientific-and-geospatial-work.md). # Scientific & Geospatial Computing Examples for bioinformatics, raster processing, and scientific data scans.
1,000-CPU Genomics PipelineConvert 360 sequencing samples with custom bioinformatics tools, then merge final files./pages/KmgP9yd3e5BoD72Xsawu/files/t7Hbgqu1dmuW82r3APV5
Align every FASTQ sampleRun bwa and samtools in a custom image with one FASTQ pair per worker./pages/cU3iMoDcI5ZfAVxjdK5s/files/uEtLkakrQbgTEQoJpO5C
Find NOAA's rainiest dayStream every yearly GHCN-Daily CSV, keep top heaps, and reduce station-level extremes./pages/pbhxlpBkqmonMLVWcwwj/files/BLxWb5zfHgV0KTpOFf9g
NDVI for 2K Sentinel tilesCompute NDVI one Sentinel tile at a time, write GeoTIFF outputs, and return suspicious-tile stats./pages/xSVkPd5TuQHEvLbNT54c/files/p42HKPnCyIMePAPjBysL
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