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Including mth5 Jupyter notebook #27

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# PySPEDAS MTH5 examples

This folder contains Jupyter notebooks illustrating how to work with PySPEDAS mth5 tool.
mth5 tools allow user to load ground-based magnetic field measurements from International Federation of Digital Seismographic Networks.

| Notebook | Description |
|-----------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| load_fdsn_example.ipynb | Basic example of loading and plotting data from FDSN network |
| explore_station_availability.ipynb | Instruction of how to explore availability of the stations |
| comparison_with_published_results.ipynb | Step-by-step guide of mth5 tool use and comparison with published results |
| miniGEM2023_load_fdsn_example.ipynb | Notebook presented at min-GEM 2023 |
| THEMIS-ARTEMIS-Post-AGU2023_load_fdsn_example.ipynb | Notebook presented at THEMIS/ARTEMIS Post AGU 2023 |

# Installation note
If you would like to execute the examples you need to install `pyspedas` and `mth5` packages. In addition, you need to have `jupyter` packed installed:
```
pip install pyspedas
pip install mth5
pip install jupyter
```


# Installation from git repositories
If you encounter an installation problem, you can try to install packages from git repositories, including `mt_metadata`.

```
pip install git+https://github.com/spedas/pyspedas.git
pip install git+https://github.com/kujaku11/mt_metadata.git
pip install git+https://github.com/kujaku11/mth5.git
```

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