PlateTectonicTools
Python tools for plate tectonic research.
This repository contains the Python package ptt (short for Plate Tectonic Tools) which provides a collection of common plate tectonic functionality that researchers can use in their workflows. It is primarily built on top of the pyGPlates Python library.
There are also some Jupyter notebooks to demonstrate usage of the ptt package:
- Calculating average seafloor spreading rates of mid-ocean ridges
- Calculating subducting rate of paleo rasters along subduction zones
- Predicting CO2 from age and bottom water temperature.
Note: This repository is only in its initial stages. More functionality and examples will be provided in future.
Documentation
There are some demonstrations of ptt that may be installed from the package itself by running:
import ptt
ptt.install_documentation(path="PTT-Notebooks")
Installation
Dependencies
The following Python packages are required:
Optional dependencies for running the Notebooks:
Installing using pip
You can install ptt using the
pip package manager with either version of Python:
python2 -m pip install PlateTectonicTools
python3 -m pip install PlateTectonicTools
To install the latest version from GitHub, use:
pip3 install --no-cache-dir --upgrade git+https://github.com/EarthByte/PlateTectonicTools
pip install --no-cache-dir --upgrade git+https://github.com/EarthByte/PlateTectonicTools
Installing using Docker
Coming soon...
API Documentation
Coming soon...
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