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Pydro & HydrOffice: Open Tools for Ocean Mappers

March 2019

DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.32339.02086

Conference: U.S. Hydro 2019

Project: HydrOffice

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University of New Hampshire

Giuseppe Masetti

University of New Hampshire

The workshop provides an overview of a number of Python-based, open tools that are freely available in the Pydro and HydrOffice frameworks. Each tool aims to solve/automate common ocean-mapping tasks. No previous knowledge about Python or the specific frameworks is required.

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