Tutorials
These tutorials illustrate use cases the pydov package supports, split up by different topics each setup as a jupyter notebook you can run yourself. The introductory tutorial bundles most of the interesting features and methods of pydov and would be a good start.
Note
These tutorials use a number of Python packages that are not required by the pydov package itself. For example folium
to create interactive maps. We keep track of these dependencies in the binder/requirements.txt file. If you want to run the tutorials
on your own computer, install these packages to your existing conda or venv environment by running:
pip install -r binder/requirements.txt
To run these interactively online without installation, use the following binder link:
- Introductory tutorial
- Example of DOV search methods for boreholes (boringen)
- Example of DOV search methods for CPT measurements (sonderingen)
- Example of DOV search methods for groundwater screens (grondwaterfilters)
- Example of DOV search methods for groundwater permits (grondwatervergunningen)
- Example of DOV search methods for interpretations (formele stratigrafie)
- Example of DOV search methods for interpretations (informele stratigrafie)
- Example of DOV search methods for hydrogeological interpretations
- Example of DOV search methods for interpretations (informele hydrogeologische stratigrafie)
- Example of DOV search methods for lithologische beschrijvingen
- Example of DOV search methods for interpretations (gecodeerde lithologie)
- Example of DOV search methods for interpretations (geotechnische codering)
- Example of DOV search methods for quartaire stratigrafie
- Example of DOV search methods for soil data (bodemgegevens)
- Example of DOV search methods for samples (monsters)
- Example of DOV search methods for observations (observaties)
- Example of DOV search methods for generic WFS layers
- Examples of object type customization
- Defining Custom Object Types in pydov
- Examples of spatial querying
- Example of XML caching for pydov
Workshop
An interactive introductory workshop, and a detailed data analysis to classify peat samples using nearby CPT measurements can be found via the following links.
Open them interactively using the Binder links!