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HELP US find a new definitive name for DaViTpy that will speak to the space science community: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1f54Tx_KPDBe-Fp5tA6duiXqXjOPLV4M1d57tCnToTas/viewform
Install instructions are provided in the accompanying README.md. Since we are still developing some fundamental aspects of this toolkit, the install process can still be a bit bumpy, but it will eventually become easier.
If you have any questions, or encounter any bug, please contact us either through the issues reporting page or our Google User Group.
We tried to keep that list short... and failed. But be assured, all of these modules are there for a very good reason, and to serve the greater purpose of making space science a little bit easier (in spite of the slightly increased complexity of installing our toolkit):
Whenever possible, we have designed install scripts for various systems, which should help you install most of these dependencies. However, you may have to get your hands dirty and install some of these yourself.
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A short introduction to python and other helpful hints for the VT SuperDARN group (Git Repository, Wiki): This includes install instruction for Python on various platform, IPython notebooks full of examples and instructions on how to set-up an IPython notebook server.
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Codecademy Basic training in Python
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Python Extension Packages for Windows: provides unofficial 32- and 64-bit Windows binaries for many scientific open-source extension packages such as NumPy, SciPy, and Matplotlib.
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Getting IPython Notebook running on Windows 7: Once you've installed IPython, open a Windows command prompt and change to the C:\Python27\Scripts directory. Using easy_install (see link), install the pandas and tornado packages. You will then be able to run Notebook using the Windows command prompt from within the Python27\Scripts directory (but NOT an IPython terminal).