Visualisation examples and resources, including open-source 3D vis for ACCESS-NRI releases
This repository is intended as a resource for complex visualisation tasks using ACCESS models and other related data sources.
What this space for published source code for our released visualisations which will be added here as soon as tested and ready for public release.
Included the python module 'accessvis' which can be installed from here with python -m pip install --editable .
See also the included install.sh to set up the jupyter kernels for running in ARE on gadi.
Here's an example of how you can include versioning instructions in your README file, explaining the use of tags in the v0.0.0 format:
We use semantic versioning for this project, following the format vX.Y.Z, where:
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X (Major version): This number is incremented when there are significant changes, breaking backward compatibility. For example, upgrading the project to a new technology or introducing major new features that alter the way the project works.
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Y (Minor version): This number is incremented when new functionality is added in a backward-compatible manner. For instance, adding new features, modules, or improvements that don’t disrupt existing functionality.
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Z (Patch version): This number is incremented for bug fixes, security patches, or small improvements that do not affect the overall functionality of the project.
When creating a new release, make sure to tag it with the appropriate version number in the vX.Y.Z format. For example, to tag version v1.2.0, use the following Git command:
git tag v1.2.0
git push origin v1.2.0By default, ACCESS-Vis caches its data in different locations depending on the platform. On NCI Gadi, data are stored in /scratch/$PROJECT/$USER/.accessvis, while on other platforms, the data are cached in $HOME/.accessvis. However, users can customize this path by setting the ACCESSVIS_DATA_DIR environment variable to a directory of their choice.