AnisotropIO is a cross-platform Python toolkit for parsing, composing, and translating between inputs/outputs for various shear-wave splitting analysis codes.
AnisotropIO is a sibling Python package to AnisotroPy, providing a standard, unified file format and internal representation used for shear-wave splitting analyses.
AnisotropIO currently provides parsers for:
- MFAST
- SplitRacer
More to come.
Documentation for AnisotropIO is hosted here.
AnisotropIO requires Python version 3.8 and above. Installation of AnisotropIO, including all dependencies, can be done using pip:
pip install --extra_index_url https://test.pypi.org/simple/ anisotropioFor further information regarding installation—including virtual environment management and installation from source—please consult our documentation.
If you use AnisotropIO in your work, please cite the following:
Bacon, C. A. (2023). AnisotropIO (Version 0.0.1) [Computer software]. https://doi.org/XX.XXXX/zenodo.XXXXXXXContributions to AnisotropIO are welcomed. The first stop should be to reach out, either directly or—preferably—via the GitHub Issues panel, to discuss the proposed changes. Next, simply fork the AnisotropIO repository, make your changes/add your new contribution, then make a pull request. All contributors to AnisotropIO will be listed as authors on the releases.
Bug reports, suggestions for new features and enhancements, and even links to projects that have made use of AnisotropIO are most welcome.
See our contributions page for more information.
Any comments/questions can be directed to:
- Conor Bacon - cbacon [ at ] ldeo.columbia.edu
AnisotropIO is free and open source, distributed under the GPLv3 License. Please see the LICENSE file for a complete description of the rights and freedoms that this provides the user.