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## Q: Installing Cartopy on Jet Cluster?
## Q: Installing Cartopy on Jet Cluster?
[
Cartopy Installation Notebook
](
QA-001-Cartopy-Installation-Jet.ipynb
)
[
Cartopy Installation Notebook
](
QA-001-Cartopy-Installation-Jet.ipynb
)
The user needs to load
`geos`
and
`proj`
libraries and install via
The user needs to load
`geos`
and
`proj`
libraries and install via
`pip install --user cartopy`
or create an anaconda environment and install there.
`pip install --user cartopy`
or create an anaconda environment and install there.
*Installing from `conda-forge` is also possible, without loading any modules.*
*Installing from `conda-forge` is also possible, without loading any modules.*
e.g.
`conda install -c conda-forge cartopy`
in a conda environment.
e.g.
`conda install -c conda-forge cartopy`
in a conda environment.
This installs the libraries as well. (Not recommended)
This installs the libraries as well. (Not recommended)
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## Q: Load Modules into the current Notebook Environment?
[
Modules laoded in Kernel
](
QA-002-Modules-loaded-Kernel.ipynb
)
The Idea is to create a
`load_modules_into_jupyter.conf`
file in your home directory asking for modules to be loaded when ther kernel is launched.
*Please note that the file needs an empty line at the end*
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