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Thank you for contributing and presenting at a tutorial during the Project Pythia Python Tutorial Series. Please replicate a README.md file similar to this in your tutorial repository. Please edit the content indicated by "[]" to include all relevant information. This template is designed to assist not hinder, you may make additional changes as you see fit. Please reach out to a Project Pythia team member if you need assistance.
The Project Pythia Python Tutorial Series continues with [Tutorial Title] on Thursday, [Month Day] at 1 PM Mountain [Daylight/Standard] Time. This session will be led by [Name].
The content for this tutorial is hosted in the .ipynb notebook file(s) within the tutorial directory of this repository. The files include: [topic_a.ipynb and topic_b.ipynb].
[Note: If this is a multiple session tutorial, please indicate that here. Each session of this tutorial will have its own repository within the ProjectPythiaTutorials organization.]
[Are there any pre-requisites for your intended tutorial audience? Please list them here.]
[Note: Please include a brief bio on yourself and your career path that touches on why you have some authority to present on your tutorial topic. Feel free to mention any hobbies, fun facts, or embed a photo.]
All of the tutorials in this organization can be followed by clicking the "Launch Binder" button at the top level or in each directory. [Note: Please edit the Binder path to point to your specific tutorial repository.]
You may also download the environment to run locally:
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Check your conda install with
conda --versionand if necessary install by following these instructions. -
Clone this repository by running
git clone https://github.com/ProjectPythiaTutorials/[tutorial-template]in your terminal. -
Still in the terminal, create a Conda environment from the
environment.ymlfile by first moving into the[tutorial-template]directory withcd [tutorial-template]and thenconda env update --file environment.yml -
Activate your environment in the terminal with
conda activate [tutorial-template]. -
Test your installation by launching JupyterLab with
jupyter lab.
To receive the Zoom link and password, please join the [email protected] Google group and Calendar.
To join the [email protected] Google Group, follow this link and click "Join Group" next to the group name.
By attending this tutorial, you are subject to the NCAR/UCAR Code of Conduct
[Note: If it would be beneficial to review the related tutorials from this series, please link to them here.]
This tutorial will be recorded and posted on our YouTube channel. [Note: A Project Pythia team member will replace this section with the embedded video once it is ready.]