Figure 2: PyGMT ecosystem

[seisman]

Same as #11, but reproduced using PyGMT.

Preview:

Design principles:

• Left side: Represents the GMT world, colored in GMT red. From bottom to top: low-level library to high-level interface.
• Right side:
  • Represents the Python ecosystem, colored in Python blue.
  • From bottom to top: fundamental packages (NumPy, PyArrow), general high-level packages (pandas, xarray), geoscience-specific packages (rioxarray, contextily, and geopandas).
  • Dashed box means optional
• Center: The PyGMT logo, as a bridge between GMT and Python
• Bidirectional arrows: indicate data flows back and forth between GMT, PyGMT and Python

Here are some diagrams for reference:

GMT5 paper	GMT6 paper

GMT/Matlab paper	NumPy paper

TODO

• Implement the Figure.pygmtlogo method POC: Code PyGMT logo in PyGMT pygmt#3849
• Pythonic position parameter for Figure.logo/Figure.pygmtlogo/Figure.image

[gitnotebooks]

Found 1 changed notebook. Review the changes at https://app.gitnotebooks.com/GenericMappingTools/pygmt-paper-figures/pull/13

[seisman]

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