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Revision as of 22:29, 12 March 2020
Welcome to pySPEDAS
pySPEDAS is the SPEDAS software in the python programming language. It is currently in development (beta).
pySPEDAS releases
To install pySPEDAS
An easy way to install pyspedas is to install the latest Anaconda distribution:
And then open the anaconda prompt and type:
conda install -c spedas pyspedas
This will install all required files. To test the installation, you can open a command prompt, type 'python' to start the python interpreter and then type:
from pyspedas.examples.basic.ex_basic import ex_basic
ex_basic()
Some cdf files will be downloaded and a plot will appear.