This is the documentation for the back-end modelr server software. You might be looking for modelr.io

Modelr server is a Google-Charts-like API for geophysics! Submit tasks via a URL.

Example:

• https://www.modelr.org/plot.jpeg?script=wedge_spatial.py&theta=0&f=25&colourmap=Greys&base1=variable-density&overlay1=none&base2=earth-model&overlay2=wiggle&opacity=0.5&Rock0=3000.0%2C1600.0%2C2500.0%2C%0A%09%20%2050.0%2C%2050.0%2C%2050.0&Rock1=2770.0%2C1780.0%2C2185.0%2C%0A%09%20%2050.0%2C%2050.0%2C%2050.0&Rock2=3000.0%2C1600.0%2C2500.0%2C%0A%09%20%2050.0%2C%2050.0%2C%2050.0&tslice=0.15&scale=1.0%2C99&type=scenario

Full interface +++++++++++++ * There's a full interface for modelr at modelr.io

You will need scientific python (numpy, scipy, matplotlib), which come with Enthought Canopy: http://www.enthought.com

They can alternatively be installed via pip, aptitude, ports, or sourced from git.

Additionally, ImageMagick will need to be installed in order to handle conversion of svg to png. Binaries can be downloaded from the ImageMagick website: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php#unix

ImageMagick can also be installed via ports or aptitude.

Other python packages that will be automatically installed during setup:

• agilegeo
• pypng
• requests
• jinja2
• svgwrite

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