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In this paper we demonstrate the TerraByte Client, a software to downloaduser-defined plant datasets from a data portal hosted at Compute Canada. Tothat end the client offers two key functionalities: (1) It allows the user toget an overview on what data is available and a quick way to visually checksamples of that data. For this the client receives the results of queries to adatabase and displays the number of images that fulfill the search criteria.Furthermore, a sample can be downloaded within seconds to confirm that the datasuits the user's needs. (2) The user can then download the specified data totheir own drive. This data is prepared into chunks server-side and sent to theuser's end-system, where it is automatically extracted into individual files.The first chunks of data are available for inspection after a brief waitingperiod of a minute or less depending on available bandwidth and type of data.The TerraByte Client has a full graphical user interface for easy usage anduses end-to-end encryption. The user interface is built on top of a low-levelclient. This architecture in combination of offering the client programopen-source makes it possible for the user to develop their own user interfaceor use the client's functionality directly. An example for direct usage couldbe to download specific data on demand within a larger application, such astraining machine learning models.

The TerraByte Client: providing access to terabytes of plant data