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    Mar 24

    Y'all have been real busy the last years.. keep those citations comin! =)

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  2. 3 hours ago

    coming to your html soon?!?!?!?! There's definitely some things to sort out yet, but already some stuff is working. 👀

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    May 2

    Given the interest in PyScript and some of the common questions that are coming up, I figured I'd share some of my slides which may answer some questions. Also I highly recommend checking out our engineering blog post on it:

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  4. May 1

    New, faster solver for conda? Need to try this!

    Replying to @AllenDowney
    Mamba doesn't need docs b/c it is 100% compatible with conda. Most people just alias it to avoid confusion. Buggy? Please report upstream. As a long time user I haven't seen any though. Last but not least, you can use conda with mamba's solver now. See
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    May 1

    Here’s the entire Taskforce #6 team, planning Seismica’s branding and launching - multiple timezones, exciting ideas - all working together towards our launch date!

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  6. Apr 28

    Great stuff, ! If the NRL wasn't there, somebody would have to invent it. Big kudos to Mary and everybody else behind it. With obspy you can set up full metadata using NRL from scratch, check out how easy it is in our Tutorial:

    Oh this looks cool for all my fellow metadata/instrumentation nerds: the IRIS Nominal Response Library is now accessible as a web service and you can generate full responses (sensor + datalogger) with it.
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  7. Apr 21

    Congratulations, Tim. 🙂

    Congratulations to Tim Ahern, who received the Frank Richter Public Service award from the Seismological Society of America. During his 31 years leading IRIS data services, Tim totally transformed how we do seismology. .
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    Apr 19

    Going to ? Have questions about ? Find our ambassadors & look out for badges to get some answers!

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  9. Apr 14

    What an awesome first contribution.. shear wave portions of raypaths have been taught to properly wiggle their way through earth! In master now and will be in next release.

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    Apr 12

    Just merged a community PR then saw this on his twitch stream

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  11. Retweeted
    Mar 29

    Exciting things still going on at HQ getting ready for journal launch 🚀. This is going to be a fab project and everyone involved has been awesome to work with. Hopefully, y'all can relate to these main values that Seismica will be built on.

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  12. Apr 12

    Get ready to set up an account with IRIS if you use to fetch data from them, automated workflows might break if not acted upon ahead of time.

    As initially announced in our Winter Data Services newsletter, IRIS Data Services has begun a project to introduce user identification to seismic data access.
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    Mar 17

    Hello, world! This is the official account for SciPy, the package providing fundamental algorithms for scientific computing with Python. Follow us for news, info and content related to SciPy!

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    Apr 6
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    our cheetsheets were designed w/ workshop handouts as a use case

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  15. Mar 11

    This. Pure awesomeness by . Only complaints: - couldn't find rule #1 for colormaps.. "it has to have green in it" - reading quakes from multiple csv files.. really? that's so 90s.. "import obspy" - couldn't find the chapter on pie charts: .

    Quick tip on getting started with matplotlib: give up on the official docs. Just work through this book by .
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  16. Mar 11

    Two possible conclusions.. - twitter algorithm thinks our ObsPy apparel is rad enough to warrant showcasing on their catwalk - somebody hacked our account and uses it for browsing twitter

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  17. Mar 11

    ObsPy 1.3.0 is out! It's a new major/feature release and the first Python 3 only release. It's out on pypi (source and wheels) and on conda. Remember to join the low-volume announcements only mailing list and our discourse forum for user interactions. <3

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    26 Apr 2021

    If is presenting at , it must be Tuesday! See this glorious poster (2519) and the Seismica initiative summarised adroitly by Martijn at 16:09 CEST, here: And then stay for and later in the same session!

    A thumbnail picture of the Seismica EGU poster. Can't fit all the text here in 1000 characters, but here is some of it: With Seismica we want to create a publishing environment that is accessible, inclusive, and fair to all. This will be achieved through a diverse representation on the editorial board, explicit instructions to authors, reviewers, and editors, and of course through zero costs for authors and readers. In this way, we aim to lower the threshold for underrepresented academics to participate in the global scientific discussion.
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    13 Apr 2021

    It is with great excitement that the Section announces the return of ROSES (Remote Online Sessions for Emerging Seismologists) for June - August 2021! Application details and linked form are on the ROSES2021 GitHub home page here: 🧵(1/3)

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    7 Apr 2021

    This is (most of) the Seismica Task Force, a group of enthusiastic open access publishing advocates from 6 countries, spanning 9 time zones! In our April meeting we discussed potential hosts, timelines, boosting global participation, logos and communicating our deliberations!

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