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Cracking Earth’s Code: The Deep Secrets of Cameroon’s Volcanic Heart

Cracking Earth’s Code: The Deep Secrets of Cameroon’s Volcanic Heart Imagine being able to peer beneath the surface of a continent—not with drills or shovels, but with waves of sound and smart algorithms. Thanks to recent advances in passive seismology and computational geophysics, a team of researchers has done exactly that beneath one of Africa’s …

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Earthquakes Meet AI: How Deep Learning Revealed 4.5x More Seismic Events in the Hindu Kush-Pamir

Earthquakes Meet AI: How Deep Learning Revealed 4.5x More Seismic Events in the Hindu Kush-Pamir What if thousands of tiny earthquakes were hiding beneath one of the world’s most dangerous tectonic zones—completely missed by traditional methods? That’s exactly what a team of geophysicists from the University of Sydney and IIT Roorkee uncovered in the Hindu …

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File Handing in Python: RegEx

Re_module 1. Introduction to the re Module¶ The re module allows you to work with regular expressions in Python. Regular expressions are sequences of characters that define a search pattern. They are used for string matching, searching, and manipulation. 2. Basic Pattern Matching¶ The simplest use of regular expressions is to match strings. In [1]: import …

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How to convert point data to raster file?

Creating raster file from point data Coverting point data shapefile to a raster file.¶ In [1]: import geopandas as gpd gdf=gpd.read_file("Synthetic_Subsidence_Data.shp") This code imports the Python package geopandas and reads in a shapefile named Synthetic_Subsidence_Data.shp using the read_file function from geopandas. What is shapefile? A shapefile is a popular geospatial vector data format used to store …

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