Animation example displaying earthquakes #3048
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This seems like a really cool example (I don't have base map on this computer to test), but it probably should go in the basemap repository, not in mpl (to keep all the dependencies oneway). @pelson Thoughts? |
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No problem, I will make a new PR without basemap. |
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@rougier Closing this in favor of your new PR. |
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This is an example for the animation function displaying animated earthquakes from the last 30 days. It uses the basemap toolkit and reads information from http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/feed/v1.0/csv.php
The animation is made using a scatter plot. Each earthquake is shown as a growing and fading filled disc. In the example, there are 50 simultaneous anytime.
The use of the TkAgg backend is necessary on OSX.