draft GroundingZones2023 Project Read Me (#104)

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+# Project Team Name
+
+## Bryony Freer 
+
+The following people contributed to our project throughout the week:
+* Project lead: Bryony Freer
+* Team member: Anna Puggard
+* Team member: Maria Lozano 
+* Team member: Danielle Grau
+
+
+## Project Goals
+
+Our team is interested in estimating the length scales of grounding zone depressions and their statistical distribution across the Antarctic continent. 
+
+
+## Project Outcomes
+
+List and describe, if desired, any project outcomes accomplished during the week.
+These may be individual or aggregate, large or small.
+The idea is to capture what your team learned and accomplished.
+Links to relevant outputs are a great way to capture these outcomes, so long as the links are likely to remain valid for some time (this readme - with this list - will be archived as part of the Hackweek JupyterBook).
+Some examples might be:
+
+* We submitted a [Pull Request (PR) to the earthaccess library](https://nsidc.github.io/earthaccess/) to fix a typo.
+* Kate opened a [discussion on icepyx](https://github.com/icesat2py/icepyx/discussions).
+* Sam and Harvey put in a [SlideRule feature request](https://github.com/orgs/ICESat2-SlideRule/discussions).
+* six team members wrote [functions for Pho](link to project team repository).
+* We wrote a code block that finds the highest and lowest photon in a granule.
+* [Example Workflow Jupyter Notebook](your notebook url here).
+* We drafted a conference abstract for submission to [conference](https://www.agu.org/).
+
+
+## Future Efforts
+
+Have you built any great new collaborations you anticipate continuing after the Hackweek?
+Is your team planning to keep meeting to continue hacking or draft a conference abstract or proposal?
+Did you start doing some work that relates to your research and enables you to contribute to shared tools for working with ICESat-2 data products?
+Please share your hopes and plans for the future here!