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DERG_PREM: Interrogating PREM

This repo contains Jupyter notebooks to interrogate PREM as part of the University of Leeds's Deep Earth Research Group meetings. It uses Julia code to do this.

Installation instructions

Note about Python

The TauPy package uses Obspy's taup module, and by default installs this for you in a separate Julia-specific Miniconda installation. If you have a working install of Python with Obspy and geographiclib that you'd rather re-use, then you can do that. In that case, set the environment variable $PYTHON to the path to your Python executable. In step 4, the Python in $PYTHON will then be used instead of the default Miniconda install.

If the above makes no sense, ignore it and move on.

Installation steps

  1. Install the latest version of Julia if you haven't already. v1.3 is strongly recommended for this project.
  2. Clone this repo:

    $ git clone https://github.com/anowacki/DERG_PREM

  3. cd to the repo directory.

  4. Launch julia and activate the project:

    $ julia --project

  5. Install all dependencies:

    julia> import Pkg; Pkg.instantiate()

  6. Open the Jupyter interface:

    julia> import IJulia; IJulia.notebook(dir=".")

(Note that the very first time you do most things in Julia, precompilation and caching happen, so things will take a little while. Be patient, and feel assured that the second time you do things, it will be faster!)

Running instructions

Repeat steps 1, 2 and 4 above each time you want to launch a Jupyter notebook within this environment.

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  • Name: Andy Nowacki
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Lecturer at the School of Earth and Environment, University of Leeds, studying the Earth's deep interior.

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