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Today, I stumbled upon a #python / #pyresample tutorial I had made for @oceanographer 's #earthpy back in 2013 π . These were my early #python and #notebook days...
It seems quite valid today, except for the py2.7 syntax and the use of Basemap.
Should I post an update with #cartopy and #py3 ?
http://earthpy.org/interpolation_between_grids_with_pyresample.html
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Today, I stumbled upon a #python / #pyresample tutorial I had made for @oceanographer 's #earthpy back in 2013 π . These were my early #python and #notebook days...
It seems quite valid today, except for the py2.7 syntax and the use of Basemap.
Should I post an update with #cartopy and #py3 ?
http://earthpy.org/interpolation_between_grids_with_pyresample.html
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Today, I stumbled upon a #python / #pyresample tutorial I had made for @oceanographer 's #earthpy back in 2013 π . These were my early #python and #notebook days...
It seems quite valid today, except for the py2.7 syntax and the use of Basemap.
Should I post an update with #cartopy and #py3 ?
http://earthpy.org/interpolation_between_grids_with_pyresample.html
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Today, I stumbled upon a #python / #pyresample tutorial I had made for @oceanographer 's #earthpy back in 2013 π . These were my early #python and #notebook days...
It seems quite valid today, except for the py2.7 syntax and the use of Basemap.
Should I post an update with #cartopy and #py3 ?
http://earthpy.org/interpolation_between_grids_with_pyresample.html
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Today, I stumbled upon a #python / #pyresample tutorial I had made for @oceanographer 's #earthpy back in 2013 π . These were my early #python and #notebook days...
It seems quite valid today, except for the py2.7 syntax and the use of Basemap.
Should I post an update with #cartopy and #py3 ?
http://earthpy.org/interpolation_between_grids_with_pyresample.html
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#30DayMapChallenge day 15 - Food/Drink
Feeling pretty proud of myself to have made it to the halfway point. I feel like I've learned a lot so far but there have been some really cool maps I've seen others do which has #inspired me to explore new toolsπ
Today I used raster data to create a #topography map of the #Champagne region of #France. I used #QGIS to manually draw a .shp to clip the raster and then #rasterio, #matplotlib, #earthpy and #numpy to build the map.