Metview
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on conda
Metview Virtual Machines
To make enable you to easily try Metview and to go through the learning material, we provide a virtual machine with Metview pre-installed (root password = "metv1ew!"). This machine is given 'as is', and is purely intended for training purposes. However, we appreciate any feedback.
Metview is available on conda for both Linux and macOS. From a conda environment, the following command will install Metview without any need to compile from source:
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conda install -c conda-forge metview |
Once installed, Metview can be updated with this command:
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conda update -c conda-forge metview |
There is also a batch-only version of Metview on conda, called metview-batch. This does not include the graphical user interface and is therefore more lightweight and can be used in environments such as Binder. It does include the ability to produce graphical plots, and they must be generated as files (PNG, PDF, SVG, ...) or as inline plots in Jupyter notebooks.
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conda install -c conda-forge metview-batch |
Metview's Python bindings can then be installed like this:
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conda install -c conda-forge metview-python |
Community-built Binary Packages
The following link provides binary installations for many Linux platforms:
From Ubuntu 16.04, Metview is available from the standard repositories and can be installed like this:
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sudo apt-get install metview |
Metview Source Releases
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See the Change History for details of each release. See also the Installation Guide.
To build Metview and its ECMWF dependencies in one go, try The Metview Source Bundle.
See also Development Snapshots if you would like to test the very latest versions.
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