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In this lecture, Dominique Fournier showed how to connect Geoscience ANALYST to the Python ecosystem with the geoh5py library. He demonstrated how to create and manipulate geoscientific data with open-source technology.
In 15 minutes he shows:
- What’s geoh5py
- How to connect to Jupyter Notebook
- Import geoh5py and export to CSV
- Clustering data
- Live link – Pro functionality in v3.2
Dominique is a Scientific Programmer who complete his PhD in geophysics at the University of British Columbia with a focus on advanced magnetic vector inversion for greenfeld exploration projects. He was a member of our project consulting team prior to acquiring extensive experience in the development of software for non-linear inverse problems, data integration and clustering, and geological interpretation at UBC. His experience and academic profile provide an ideal background to continue development of our geophysical software. Dominique is based in Vancouver.
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