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GPRPy

Ground Penetrating Radar processing and visualization software for python

GPRPy

Open-source Ground Penetrating Radar processing and visualization software. Supported by the National Science Foundation under grants EAR-1550732 and EAR-2022671

Please cite https://library.seg.org/doi/10.1190/tle39050332.1

Profile GUI

CMP/WARR GUI

Simplemost installation using anaconda python

1) Download the GPRPy software from https://github.com/NSGeophysics/GPRPy/archive/master.zip.
Save the file somewhere on your computer and extract the zip folder.
As an alternative, you can install git from https://git-scm.com/, then run in a command prompt:
git clone https://github.com/NSGeophysics/GPRPy.git
The advantage of the latter is that you can easily update your software by running from the GPRPy folder in a command prompt:
git pull origin master

2) Install anaconda or miniconda https://www.anaconda.com/download

3) Once the installation finished, open a command prompt: On Windows: click on Start, then enter “Anaconda Prompt”, without the quotation marks into the “Search programs and files” field. On Mac or Linux, open the regular terminal. In the command prompt/terminal, run
conda activate

5) Change to the directory where you downloaded the GPRPy files. This is usually through a command like for example
cd Desktop\GPRPy
if you downloaded GPRPy directly onto your desktop. Then type the following and press enter afterward:
python installMigration.py
Then type the following and press enter afterward:
pip install .
don’t forget the period “.” at the end of the pip install . command

Running the software

After installation, you can run the script from the Anaconda Prompt (or terminal after running conda activate) by running
gprpy

The first time you run GPRPy it could take a while to initialize. GPRPy will ask you if you want to run the profile [p] or WARR / CMP [c] user interface. Type
p
and then enter for profile, or
c
and then enter for CMP / WARR.

You can also directly select one by running either
gprpy p
or
gprpy c

Running automatically generated scripts

To run automatically generated scripts, open Anaconda Prompt (or the terminal and run conda activate), switch to the folder with the automatically generated script and run
python myscriptname.py
where myscriptname.py is the name of your automatically generated script. Note that the data need to be in the directories referenced by myscriptname.py.

Uninstalling GPRPy

To uninstall GPRPy, simply run, in the Anaconda Prompt (or terminal after conda activate)
pip uninstall gprpy

News

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