Benoît Bovy
@benbovy.github.io
Earth Science, open-source software development (https://xarray.dev/, https://fastscape.org/, https://github.com/geigr, Spherely, etc.) and music creation.
https://benbovy.github.io/
https://benbovy.github.io/
Finally released Spherely 0.1.0!
If you are using Shapely with latitude / longitude data, you might want to try Spherely instead. It provides similar API but relies on spherical geometry (via S2Geometry).
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If you are using Shapely with latitude / longitude data, you might want to try Spherely instead. It provides similar API but relies on spherical geometry (via S2Geometry).
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February 18, 2025 at 9:46 AM
Finally released Spherely 0.1.0!
If you are using Shapely with latitude / longitude data, you might want to try Spherely instead. It provides similar API but relies on spherical geometry (via S2Geometry).
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If you are using Shapely with latitude / longitude data, you might want to try Spherely instead. It provides similar API but relies on spherical geometry (via S2Geometry).
🧵
Running landscape evolution models (Fastscape) on a global (HEALPix) grid.
It is pretty fast: the simulation below took ~25s on a old(ish) macbook pro intel (~800k grid nodes, 100 time steps, uplift + single flow routing + sink resolving + stream power law).
It is pretty fast: the simulation below took ~25s on a old(ish) macbook pro intel (~800k grid nodes, 100 time steps, uplift + single flow routing + sink resolving + stream power law).
November 25, 2024 at 10:07 AM
Running landscape evolution models (Fastscape) on a global (HEALPix) grid.
It is pretty fast: the simulation below took ~25s on a old(ish) macbook pro intel (~800k grid nodes, 100 time steps, uplift + single flow routing + sink resolving + stream power law).
It is pretty fast: the simulation below took ~25s on a old(ish) macbook pro intel (~800k grid nodes, 100 time steps, uplift + single flow routing + sink resolving + stream power law).
Current feeling being on bluesky (for now)
November 25, 2024 at 8:55 AM
Current feeling being on bluesky (for now)