The Winter School on the GEOframe system is approaching. In this webpost you will find all the preparatory material of the school indexed.
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Installations
You are not assumed to know Python or Java to participate to the School. However programs runs on Java.. We will not do any Java programming though. Input/Output of models will be treated by using some scripting in Python. We will communicate the appropriate notions during the classes. However, for the interested there are plenty of courses on the web (for instance this comes from SciPy 2018. Other from SciPy here.)
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Installations
You are not assumed to know Python or Java to participate to the School. However programs runs on Java.. We will not do any Java programming though. Input/Output of models will be treated by using some scripting in Python. We will communicate the appropriate notions during the classes. However, for the interested there are plenty of courses on the web (for instance this comes from SciPy 2018. Other from SciPy here.)
- Java. GEOframe and OMS are written in Java and they require to have installed Java on your computer. Here you can find instructions to install Java on your computer. OMS need Java 8 JDK. Please note that you need the Java Development Toolkit (JDK) installed not the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). The official Oracle's pages are here. You can watch several videos for Windows: here. Googling you can get videos for your platform.
- We are preparing the last version of OMS console for you. Still work in progress.
- During the School we will use Jupyter and Python 3 for data management and visualisation. It would be great if you could arrive
- The post at this link contains all the information needed. For installation of the software, we suggest Anaconda. For any problem contact us through the mailing list.
- To understand what a Jupyter notebook is about, please see its manual.
