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Year: 2011

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7 October 20117 October 2011 Thomas LecocqNon classé

Le site web de ma soeur et de ma mère est en ligne ! Visitez, réservez ! Ca détend ! http://www.youdo.be !

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Séisme – Aardbeving – Erdbeben in Netherland/Germany/Nederland/Deutchland/Belgique/Belgien/Belgie

8 September 20119 September 2011 Thomas LecocqNon classé

Dag iedereen, Bonjour à tous, Gisterenavond om 21u02, was er een aardbeving van magnitude ML=4.3 bij de grens tussen Duitsland en Nederland, 15 km ten zuidoosten van Nijmegen. Het werd gevoeld door veel mensen in Brussel, Leuven en Luik. Iedereen…

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Using Obspy modules with py2exe

9 August 2011 Thomas LecocqGéophysique - Geophysics, Python, Séismologie - Seismology

Obspy is a really cool package for seismological observatories. In fact, it’s a super set of packages. They are distributed using eggs and have a nice way of declaring namespaces and entry points. The disadvantage, in my case, is that…

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Aardbeving in West-Vlaanderen

2 August 20113 August 2011 Thomas LecocqAnnonce, Séismologie - Seismology

Vanavond om 20:38, een aardbeving vond plaats in West-Vlaanderen. Het werd gevoeld door de bevolking in de dorpen van Ruddervoorde, Zedelgem en misschien zelfs tot Brugge. Iedereen die heeft het gevoeld is uitgenodigd om de enquête in te vullen op…

aardbeving, belgië, belgique, earthquake, séisme, west-vlaanderen2 Comments

Pack an Enthought Traits app inside a .exe using py2exe (ETS 4.0 Edit)

1 August 2011 Thomas LecocqPython

In October 2010, I published a small tutorial on how to build a .exe Windows executable for ETS (Enthought Tool Suite) 3.5.0 -based applications. Today, I present the edited version of the setup script, to match the new Enthought Namespace…

enthought tool suite, ets, great news, packaging, py2exe, python6 Comments

New on Géophysique.be: Gallery

21 February 201121 February 2011 Thomas LecocqAnnonce

Everyone used to search for code snippets on the web know the importance of a “Gallery” linking to all examples and tutorials… So, here is my really ugly Gallery :

basemap, example, gallery, matplotlib, mpl_toolkits, plotting, python, tutorial2 Comments

Matplotlib Basemap tutorial 09: Drawing circles

20 February 201121 February 2011 Thomas LecocqPython

In the previous tutorial, I defined a “shoot” method to compute the landing point of a shoot from one point, to a given azimuth and distance. Using this logic, it’s possible to find the points situated at a given distance…

basemap, circle, mapping, maps, matplotlib, mpl_toolkits, numpy, python, tutorial3 Comments

Matplotlib Basemap tutorial 08: Shooting Great Circles

19 February 201121 February 2011 Thomas LecocqPython

Following a question from Ricardo Gama (see his comment), I’ve prepared this new tutorial. He wondered if Basemap has a function similar to the track1 function in matlab (you know, that crappy costly thing…)… Here is what I obtained :…

basemap, example, great circle, matplotlib, mpl_toolkits, python, request5 Comments

Matplotlib Basemap: Tell me what you need !

29 January 2011 Thomas LecocqAnnonce, Python

Dear visitors, I’m always searching new ideas of preparing new tutorials for things doable with Basemap, but I’d like these examples to be as useful as possible, which means : If you have something you would like to appear here,…

basemap, matplotlib, mpl_toolkits, tutorial16 Comments

Matplotlib Basemap tutorial 07: Shapefiles unleached

27 January 201113 February 2013 Thomas LecocqPython, Tips & Tricks

New version here Following a question in the matplotlib mailing list, I dug inside the code of readshapefile, in order to gain power : The goal: The data: http://www.gadm.org/ saved inside a new “borders/” folder ! The idea: Opening a…

basemap, dbf, matplotlib, mpl_toolkits, python, shapefile18 Comments

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