Here are some the basic resources needed for tomorrows Python Install Fest:
Notes and Installation Instructions
These resources were created by Eric Oliver and me (Rob Johnson), they are provided for free but are in no way exhaustive – there are many ways to do this.
Have you ever wanted to access remote sensing data and didn’t know where to start? Well hopefully my talk today gave you some answers to your questions and gave you some tools to get you started.
Here are my slides – with all the links and websites for you to check out:
The five biggest questions and answers you have about ocean remote sensing
A big part of DaSH is lowering the learning curve and removing the barriers to entry into data related science. That’s this talk will aimed to do for the ocean remote sensing space. I did NOT talk about coding. I DID talk a little about how satellites measure biology in the oceans, I DID talk about where you can find this data, and I DID talk about how a novice can plot the data without coding a single line. Any questions or to find out more contact me at http://robtheoceanographer.com/
For our meeting this week we have the extremely boring Rob Johnson (aka, Me). I am going to attempt to answer the five biggest questions you have about ocean remote sensing.
A big part of DaSH is lowering the learning curve and removing the barriers to entry into data related science. That is what my talk will aim to do for the ocean remote sensing space. I will NOT talk about coding. I WILL talk a little about how satellites measure biology in the oceans, I WILL talk about where you can find this data, and I WILL talk about how a novice can plot the data without coding a single line.
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Tired of those ugly plots? Want to learn how to make your figures look nicer?
Python (may be) the answer for you.
Last week (Fri 21st Mar 2014) the super science man Eric Oliver gave us an Oceanographers perspective of plotting in Python. Here are his resources and lecture slides, including a brief into ‘how to’ and then some demos for plotting typical oceanography data (time series, maps, T-S diagrams, etc…).
Tired of those ugly plots? Want to learn how to make your figures look nicer? Python (may be) the answer for you. This talk will be about plotting in python including a brief into on how to do it and then some demos for plotting typical oceanography data (time series, maps, T-S diagrams, etc…).
For our meeting this week we have an Oceanographers perspective of plotting in Python, from super science man Eric Oliver.
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