- the field instructions are in
instructions/
. - the Jupyter-notebooks in the
notebooks/
folders which can be used to evaluate salt-dilution gauging data. - if you prefere, you can do the same with the scripts in
scripts/
. - documentation (essentially the notebooks evaluated) is found in
docs/
, start with1_intro.md
.
- install with your Linux-distribution package manager:
git
,matplotlib
,jupyter
- install Julia:
- download the binaries from https://julialang.org/downloads/
- unpack it with
tar xvvzf name-of-download.tar.gz
in a suitable location - make sure the
julia
executable is on your path, e.g. by setting a sym-link to~/.local/bin
- clone this repo:
git clone [email protected]:eth-vaw-glaciology/GlacierHydroFieldcourse.jl.git
- change dir
cd GlacierHydroFieldcourse.jl
- start Julia with current folder as project
julia --project
- at the Julia repl (terminal) execute:
using Pkg; Pkg.update()
This will install all needed Julia packages. It will take a while.
-
install the Julia binaries from https://julialang.org/downloads/ (presumably the "64-bit (installer)")
-
install PowerShell via the Windows App-Store https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-terminal/9N0DX20HK701?hl=fr-ch&gl=CH (I think this is
-
install the git binaries from https://git-scm.com/download/win (presumably the 64-bit version)
- the installer will ask you many questions. Click "next" except when it asks for your Editor: probably use something other than VIM, say Notepad.
-
open PowerShell by typing
Terminal
in the Windows-search -
change directory (folder) to somewhere good (use
cd
) -
clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/eth-vaw-glaciology/GlacierHydroFieldcourse.jl.git
-
change dir
cd GlacierHydroFieldcourse.jl
-
start Julia with current folder as project
julia --project
-
at the Julia repl (terminal) execute:
using Pkg; Pkg.update()
This will install all needed Julia packages. It will take a while. -
at the Julia prompt do
using IJulia
andusing PyPlot
. This will most likely ask you to install Jupyter and Matplotlib via Conda. Say "yes"
Once install is completed, close Julia. Now
- if you want to work with notebooks:
cd notebooks
and- in Linux run
./start_notebook
- in Windows open Julia in the PowerShell with
julia --project
and then executeusing IJulia; notebook(dir=".")
- in Linux run
- if you want to work with text-files:
cd scripts
and runjulia --project
(edit the files inscripts/
in your favourite text editor)
Documentation is found in docs/
, start with 1_intro.md
.