psi-collect 0.3.0

Collection, aggregation, and cataloging of storm imagery for the purpose of data sciences and analysis.

Post-Storm Imagery Collection

Collection, aggregation, and cataloging of storm imagery for the purpose of data sciences and analysis.

Team Members

• Matthew Moretz
• Daniel Foster
• Evan Goldstein
• Somya Mohanty
• John Weber
• Rinty Chowdhury
• Shah Nafis Rafique

Usage

1. Install Python 3.6, 3.7, or 3.8 (Download Here)
2. Run pip3 install psi-collect in your favorite terminal
3. Run pstorm collect -h for help on collecting images or pstorm catalog -h for help on cataloging local archives

Contributing / Developing

Code of Conduct

We hope to foster an inclusive and respectful environment surrounding the contribution and discussion of our project. Make sure you understand our Code of Conduct.

Code Conventions

Before committing to the repository please read the project Code Conventions.

Project Pre-Requisites

1. Python 3.6, 3.7, or 3.8 (Download Here)
2. Pipenv (Run pip install pipenv)
3. You will need to add the folder containing the psic module (src/python by default) to your PYTHONPATH (See Configuring Module)

If you get an error message that looks something like Module not found: "psic", then the PYTHONPATH is not configured correctly!

You will need this in order to run the project.

Installing Dependencies for Development

1. Change current directory (cd) to Poststorm_Imagery/ (the project root)
2. Run pipenv install to install dependencies

Testing the Collect Script

1. Change current directory to the collector module (cd collector/)
2. Either use pipenv run collect.py <args> or pipenv shell then collect.py <args>

The arguments for collect.py are listed here

Data Source 💾

• NOAA landing page for the post-storm imagery, here
• USGS landing page, here