readgssi: an open-source tool to read and plot GSSI ground-penetrating radar data

This version of readgssi further breaks out component functions to their respective modules, and adds significant script flow improvements. This fixed a longstanding bug that prevented channel-specific CSV files from exporting correctly. This update also makes significant, useful improvements to the histogram, which is now called independently of other plot functions. The new script structure is a significant step towards being able to host a GUI-based layer picking function.

Version 0.0.9 "Equinox" continues the naming scheme based on names of mountain peaks in the Williamstown, Massachusetts area.

0.0.9-1

• a patch was added that includes several important bug fixes

changes since 0.0.8

• moved plotting routines to new module plot.py
• moved translations to new module translate.py
• moved gps reading to new module gps.py
• moved geophysical and GSSI constants to new module constants.py
• moved stacking algorithm to filtering.py
• significantly improved layout of main processing function readgssi.readgssi()
  • script flow is so much more natural now
  • made way for future additions like interactive picking
• csv output improvements
  • added the ability to filter prior to csv export (duh?)
  • added the ability to export multiple csv files when more than one radar channel is present
• improved histogram plotting
• improved array handling when passing to functions
• changed the way files are named if no output file is passed (the Seth Campbell Honorary Naming Scheme)