Jupyter Notebooks or Jupyter Labs are everywhere at the moment. And rightly so; there are so many things you can do with them, such as this, this and this. These three pages were just the first three returned after searching google for “cool things you can do with Jupyter notebooks“ This post is a simple… Read More »Building your own collection of functions and using them in Jupyter
18 months ago I wrote about setting up Anaconda for Python. The post is here I highly recommend using Anaconda. I have now come to a natural break in projects and I want to upgrade my version to Python 3.7 – which is the default version that Anaconda uses (3.7.7 as of the start of… Read More »Python for Geospatial work flows part 4: Updating from Python 3.6 to 3.7 with Anaconda
In the summer of 2018 I began a series of posts about setting up Python for anyone who is new to using it. My focus is predominantly on Geospatial Python, but I think the principals should be applicable to any application of Python. If you want a recap then part 1 (setting up in Anaconda)… Read More »Python for Geospatial work flows, part 3: Virtual Environments
In part 1 I looked at how to set up a Python 3 environment for use with Geospatial Workflows. If you want to recap take a look here In part 2 we will look at Jupyter Notebooks. Project Jupyter exists to develop open-source software, open-standards, and services for interactive computing across dozens of programming languages.… Read More »Python for Geospatial work flows part 2: Use Jupyter Notebooks
I have written a lot in the past about using Python for GIS and Earth Observation. If you have not used Python before and you are looking to get started here are a few recommendations to get you up and running. This blog post is for anyone who is new to programming with Python. There… Read More »Python for Geospatial work flows part 1: Use anaconda
I have been working with OpenCV for a while now and I still find the speed of results very impressive. It makes for a compelling case for its use in image processing. Computer Vision, at least to me, represents such an incredible opportunity for Remote Sensing specialists as well as non-specialists. I have been meaning… Read More »Beginners guide to user Interaction with OpenCV in Python