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EarthScope Seafloor Geodesy Tools
es_sfgtools is a Python library designed to support preprocessing and GNSS-A processing workflows for Seafloor Geodesy using data from Liquid Robotics SV2/SV3 Wave Gliders.
The toolkit also integrates with the GARPOS GNSS-A processing.
Due to a dependency of GARPOS, the library currently is only installable via conda. Also GARPOS installation requires gfortran, which (if you dont already have it) can be installed on a mac with the command
brew install gfortran
Installation
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Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/EarthScope/es_sfgtools.git cd es_sfgtools
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Create and activate a Conda environment
Choose the environment file appropriate for your operating system.
macOS
conda env create -f mac_environment.yml conda activate seafloor_geodesy_mac
linux
conda env create -f linux_environment.yml conda activate seafloor_geodesy_mac
These environment files provide all required scientific and compiler dependencies.
macOS TileDB Note (DYLD path)
In order to run parts of the library dependent on TileDB, you may also need to set the following environmental variable (use the correct path to your conda environment lib folder)
export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH="/path/to/conda/env/lib"For example:
export DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH="$HOME/miniconda3/envs/seafloor_geodesy_mac/lib"
Documentation
Documentation (in development) is available on ReadTheDocs:
Repository Files & Dependency Notes
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linux_environment.yml- Conda environment specification for Linux.
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mac_environment.yml- Conda environment specification for macOS.
- Includes macOS compiler toolchain (clang, gfortran).
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pyproject.toml- Defines Python package metadata for PyPI distribution.
- Conda environment installs from this.
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requirements-dev.txt- dev requirements pointed to by pyproj.toml
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docs/requirements.txt- Documentation build dependencies (Sphinx, RTD theme, myst-parser).
Versioning
This project uses setuptools_scm for automatic versioning from git tags. Version information is generated at build time.
Maintainers: Mike Gottlieb, Franklyn Dunbar, Rachel Akie Organization: EarthScope
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