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Installing becmodel on GTS

1. Download code

While becmodel is a pip installable Python module, it has not been published to pypi and/or conda-forge - downloading the source code is necessary. Get the latest from github via a web browser or your preferred git client. For example:

git clone https://github.com/smnorris/becmodel.git

2. Configure conda and create an isolated environment

Open a Python Command Prompt and create a folder for writing conda packages (by default, conda writes packages to our user profile, this gets very big, corrupting the user profile). For example:

W:
cd W:\FOR\VIC\HRE\Projects\Landscape\ProvBGC\CurrentWork\TestingNewBECmodel2019
mkdir conda_pkgs
cd becmodel        # the code folder created in step 1 above
conda create -p becenv -y
activate W:\FOR\VIC\HRE\Projects\Landscape\ProvBGC\CurrentWork\TestingNewBECmodel2019\becmodel\becenv
conda config --env --add pkgs_dirs W:\FOR\VIC\HRE\Projects\Landscape\ProvBGC\CurrentWork\TestingNewBECmodel2019\conda_pkgs
conda config --env --add channels conda-forge
conda config --set channel_priority strict

3. Install dependencies, becmodel and clean up

Install required packages and becmodel itself:

conda install pip click gdal numpy pandas fiona rasterio geopandas geojson scikit-image xlrd cligj mercantile openpyxl -y
pip install bcdata
pip install terraincache
pip install -e .

Reactivate the environment so that the gdal and proj environment variables are set:

deactivate
activate W:\FOR\VIC\HRE\Projects\Landscape\ProvBGC\CurrentWork\TestingNewBECmodel2019\becmodel\becenv

Installing all this stuff really adds up. Clean up what we can:

conda clean -a