/Geospatial-Data-Visualization-using-PyGMT

Example script to visualize topographic data, earthquake data, and tomographic data on a map

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Geospatial Data Visualization using PyGMT

This notebook has been created for the BSL talk on Feb 02, 2022 at McCone Hall, University of California, Berkeley

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Install libraries

Using python env

python -m venv geoviz
source geoviz/bin/activate
pip install pygmt
  • Try:
python -c "import pygmt"

if there's no ImportError, then you are good to go.

NOTE: If there's any pygmt import problem, install GMT separately and link the libgmt.dylib file to the file python is looking for!

  • One way to install GMT is conda install gmt -c conda-forge
ln -s ~/miniconda3/envs/boxgmt/lib/libgmt.dylib ~/miniconda3/envs/geoviz/lib/libgmt.dylib

Using conda env (recommended)

conda create --name geoviz --channel conda-forge pandas pygmt jupyter notebook

conda env export > environment.yml