Uni-Bonn-Geophysics dGPS Manager
A Jupyter-based gui that allows importing gps data points, cleaning them up, and finally, generating FE meshes for electrical tomography applications.
Installation
You can directly install from this git repository:
pip install git+https://github.com/geophysics-ubonn/ubg_dgps_manager
We also provide a pypi package:
pip install ubg_dgps_manager
Usage
Open a Juypter Notebook or Juypter Lab session and execute the following code in one cell:
import ubg_dgps_manager
mgr = ubg_dgps_manager.gui()
mgr.show()
Help
A help text is displayed in the GUI after initialization.
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