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### Installing
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### Installing
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To install STG on servers like iris and thunder, first create a ~/.condarc file as described on http://sips.ssec.wisc.edu/docs/using_thunder.html . Then run the following commands in a directory where you wish to store the STG code:
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To install STG on servers like iris and thunder, first create a ~/.condarc file as described on http://sips.ssec.wisc.edu/docs/using_thunder.html .
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Next you will need to get access to Anaconda. If you are on a server that has the anaconda27 module available, you can use the command:
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module load anaconda27
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module load anaconda27
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If this module load fails, you will need to find another way to get Anaconda. On thunder you can instead add /opt/anaconda/bin to your path or:
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export PATH=/opt/anaconda/bin:$PATH
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Then run the following commands in a directory where you wish to store the STG code:
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conda create -n stg python=2.7 anaconda
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conda create -n stg python=2.7 anaconda
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source activate stg
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source activate stg
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conda install netCDF4=1.1.9
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conda install netCDF4=1.1.9
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