Planning and material for the 2022 UNAVCO GMT for Geodesy course

Instructors: Paul Wessel, Max Jones, Joaquim Luis, Federico Esteban, Dongdong Tian, Xiaohua Xu

Assistants: Liliane Burkhard [UH Manoa]

When: July 5-7 (Tuesday-Thursday), 2022, 1430-1930 UTC

04:30 - 09:30 Hawaii
07:30 - 12:30 US Pacific Coast
10:30 - 15:30 US East Coast
15:30 - 20:30 London
20:30 - 01:30 Calcutta
22:30 - 03:30 Hong Kong

Where: On-line via zoom

Planning: Participants must have their own computers (macOS, Windows, or Linux) with the required software already installed (see Installing below).

This 3-day course will cover the use of Generic Mapping Tools (GMT) in geodesy using UNIX shell scripting. Lectures and exercises will be given to teach the basic conventions of using GMT, such as plotting grids, images, and vector data (points, lines, polygons, GPS velocities) as well as making animations. Labs will include both processing and mapping of various data sets relevant to geodesy.

Participants will need to install some software for the workshop. Please follow these instructions before the workshop.

If you have any trouble installing or questions about the course/homework, there are a few ways to ask for help:

• Open an Issue on this repository by clicking here. You'll need a GitHub account to do this.
• Post to the GMT Community Forum

The workshop video recording, slides and shared notes will be available on Google Drive after each day.

The workshop video recording can also be found on the UNAVCO YouTube Channel.

Please make sure you know the local time for the sessions! Use the time zone converter and compare UTC to your time zone. Participants will receive the zoom invitation at least 24 hours before the start of the session.

We will use the Slack workspace, the Zoom Chat window, and the GitHub Issue Tracker to help you during the course:

1. During a presentation, the other instructors will monitor the Slack workspace as well as the Chat room and answer any questions.
2. During a breakout session you will be working on scripting. If you get stuck, make a new issue on GitHub so that an instructor can help you. You can post a description of the problem, your script or failing command, any error messages and any outputs or plots within the issue. Once resolved we will close that issue.

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