This notebook contains an introduction to the use of Python and cartopy to visualize data concerning earthquakes. We will first read a file with earthquake locations (latitudes, and longitudes), magnitudes in Richter scale, and depths, and other descriptors and then overlay it on a worldwide map.
The same map was created in folium for interactive use. It is available with nbviewer link:
https://nbviewer.org/github/msikorski93/Visualizing-Lastest-USGS-Earthquakes/blob/main/interactive_map.ipynb
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This notebook contains an introduction to the use of Python and cartopy to visualize data concerning earthquakes. We will first read a file with earthquake locations (latitudes, and longitudes), magnitudes in Richter scale, and depths, and other descriptors and then overlay it on a worldwide map.
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This notebook contains an introduction to the use of Python and cartopy to visualize data concerning earthquakes. We will first read a file with earthquake locations (latitudes, and longitudes), magnitudes in Richter scale, and depths, and other descriptors and then overlay it on a worldwide map.
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