A python graphical user interface for the viewing of model and satellite imagery. MARTIN allows for annotations to be made and the resultant images/annotations to be saved.
This work forms part of the Global Challenged Research Fund (GCRF) African SWIFT (Science for Weather Information and Forecasting Techniques) project.
🚧 documentation in progress 🚧
- Windows or Linux OS
- Download and extract MARTIN
- Use the specific folder structure outlined in MARTIN_IMAGE_ANNOTATIONS
- It is possible to request example image data (Collaborators only)
See Full USER Guide in docs/README_MARTIN.pdf
MARTIN_WINDOWS.exe(Windows OS)MARTIN_Linux(linux)- Execute appropriate file
- Select “Source” (model from which images were generated), “Region” (for testbed 1a these are EA; East Africa, WA; West Africa and TropA; Tropical Africa), “Init” (initiation time of simulation), “Var” (variable you want to see image of and “Time” (the forecast time e.g. 000 indicates the analysis step while 009 indicates a 9 hour forecast.
- Once selected you can either press the “Submit” button or one of the time forward or back arrows to load an image.
- There are 3 different annotation methods available with MARTIN. These are Overlays, stamps and pen.
- A full guide on submitting issue and bug are given in our contribution guidelines
- Please use our issue templates for feature requests and bug fixes.
This code is currently licensed under the MIT license.
Developed by Alex Roberts