| Time | Topic | Packages |
|---|---|---|
| 10:00-11:30 | Introduction to Python programming | |
| 11:30-11:45 | Break | |
| 10:45-12:30 | Scientific Python | numpy, pandas, matplotlib |
| 12:30-13:30 | Lunch | |
| 13:30-16:00 | Python for structural geology | apsg |
If you want to participate actively, you must install Python and JupyterLab on your system. We will use the Miniforge installer, which allows simple and quick installation of all needed software.
Download and execute the latest miniforge installer. There are known issues with using special characters and spaces in the installation location. We recommend users install in a directory without any such characters in the name e.g. C:\Users\john\miniforge3
Download and unzip the workshop material. It is suggested to unzip it into your home directory e.g. C:\Users\john\caob24-workshop
From the Start menu select the Miniforge Prompt. Change the active working directory, where you download the workshop material, e.g C:\Users\john\caob24-workshop
Install all needed Python packages by executing the following command:
> mamba env create --file environment.ymlClick Enter to proceed, wait a few minutes, and installation is done.
To open JupyterLab you need to activate the workshop environment and run Jupyter Lab. Open Miniforge Prompt and enter the following commands:
> mamba activate caob
> jupyter lab After a successful launch, you should see the JupyterLab running in your browser.
To exit the caob environment, just close the Miniforge prompt.
Alternatively, if you would rather not set up a Python environment on your machine, you may run the course materials using Binder by clicking on the launch binder button at the top of this page.