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It is highly recommended that you run this software using a Python virtual environment, and that you use Python>=3.6 (preferrably, using the latest available Python version is encouraged). You may use conda or venv to satisfy this dependency. You should also have the cdunits library installed. In ubuntu systems this is achieved by:
apt-get install udunits-bin
pip install pyschism
To install, clone this repository, and navigate into it:
git clone https://github.com/schism-dev/pyschism
cd pyschism
Then make sure to activate the target Python environment (this step is not necessary if you chose not to use a virtual environment). After making sure your target environment is active, you can install the package using pip:
pip install .
If you are a developer, it is recommended that you clone the repo.
After you add the -e flag to the pip install command in order to install in developer mode.
pip install -e .
from pyschism.mesh import Hgrid
hgrid = Hgrid.open('hgrid.gr3')
hgrid.make_plot(show=True)
# NOTE: 2dm files can be read by QGIS > 3.0
from pyschism.mesh import Hgrid
hgrid = Hgrid.open('hgrid.gr3')
hgrid.write("/path/to/output/file.2dm", fmt='2dm')
If you used this software as part of your work, please use the following citation format.
Jaime R Calzada, Linlin Cui, & Joseph Zhang. (2023). schism-dev/pyschism: v0.1.5 (v0.1.5). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7623122
Questions, comments and suggestions are welcome. Please follow the instructions on the CONTRIBUTING.md file for contributions. For bug reports and feature requests, please open an issue using the issue tracker.
Main author name: Jaime R Calzada
Author contact: jrcalzada@vims.edu
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Nikola Tesla
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Python package for working with SCHISM input and output files.
We found that pyschism demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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