MetPy
The Project Pythia Python Tutorial Seminar Series continues with a lesson on MetPy on Wednesday, 2 February 2022 at 1 PM Mountain Standard Time. This session will be led by @dcamron.
Bio
Drew Camron works as a Python Developer with Unidata, one of UCAR's Community Programs, where he serves as a maintainer for the open-source MetPy and Siphon projects along with Unidata's collection of synchronous and asynchronous virtual Python learning resources. Throughout his education and profession, Drew has nurtured a long-running passion for using and supporting open source tools and seeks to make it easier for others to use and learn them along the way.
His cats are also known for making appearances during virtual presentations, so keep an eye out.
How-to-Run
You may also download the environment to run locally:
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Check your conda install with
conda --version
and if necessary install by following these instructions. -
Clone this repository by running
git clone https://github.com/ProjectPythia/metpy-2022-02-09
in your terminal. -
Still in the terminal, create a Conda environment from the
environment.yml
file by first moving into themetpy-2022-02-09
directory withcd metpy-2022-02-09
and thenconda env update --file environment.yml
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Activate your environment in the terminal with
conda activate pythia-metpy-tutorial
. -
Test your installation by launching JupyterLab with
jupyter lab
.
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Tutorial Recording
This tutorial will be recorded and posted on our YouTube channel.