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Meeting Notes from May 17, 2017

This was the innagural meeting of the PMEL Python Users Group (PMEL PyUG)

First meeting focused on introductions of attendees. What projects they use Python for, what their experience level is, and what the expectations of a users group are.

Members' experience range from curios with limited experience to novice to advanced.
Scientific Analysis of datasets, either for analysis and GUI display, or QC and archival where some of the most common use case scenarios.
Reviewing others code, updating legacy code, exploring alternative solutions, and keeping up with current programming trends as well as migrating from matlab/perl/other languages where some of the other desired experiences.

Common packages

numpy, pandas, netcdf4, matplotlib, scipy, pyqt, pyqtgraph

Some questions/topics.

Best Practices.
Python 2.7 or Python 3.x Reproducibility / Reusability Cross Platform Applications Working with large datasets

Future Meetings

It is anticipated that we will meet monthly on either a Tuesday or a Thursday. Our meetings will likely come in the form of a working lunch. The next meeting has not been scheduled but will likely be mid-June and will be advertised via email and weekly PMEL/OAR notices.

Seattle Python Meetup Group

We have a Co-Organizer in our midst for the Puget Sound Python Meetup Group (https://www.meetup.com/PSPPython/) as an additional resource too.