"This is a short overview of how Python is used in science and
particularly in geosciences.
The idea is to show how to setup Python for purposes of scientific
computation and visualization, cover some basic features of the language
and show some of the real world applications such as:
- Array manipulations.
- I/O (binary, txt, netCDF, mat).
- Creation of maps and graphics.
- Time series analysis.
This overview is aimed at the scientists who are interested in Python
but don't know how to start using it (this might be really confusing
for a newcomer), or would like to learn more about possible Python
applications. For those of you who already use Python there will be
nothing really new.
This notes will be helpful only if you know some programming language
already (preferably Matlab). Notes are also avalible as webpages at
earthpy.org."
https://github.com/koldunovn/python_for_geosciences
http://earthpy.org/
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