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TomasBeuzen/README.md

Hi!

I'm a data scientist based in Sydney, Australia. I currently work in the renewable energy sector, but have experience in research, teaching, and consulting in various fields including data science, coastal engineering, and climate science. I'm fascinated with the natural and engineered world, and how data science can be used to solve problems in these domains. I also enjoy developing open-source, educational data science material. Here's some material I've come up with so far:

At present, my main interests are:

  • 📊 Data science
  • ♻️ Reproducibility & open-source
  • ☀️ Renewable energy
  • :bowtie: Bow ties


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  1. py-pkgs/py-pkgs Public

    Open source book about making Python packages.

    Jupyter Notebook 310 51

  2. executablebooks/cookiecutter-jupyter-book Public

    Cookiecutter template for a simple jupyter book

    TeX 146 56

  3. machine-learning-tutorials Public

    A collection of tutorials for different machine learning tasks

    Jupyter Notebook 59 19

  4. pybeach Public

    A Python package for locating the dune toe on cross-shore beach profile transects.

    Jupyter Notebook 20 11

  5. UNCG-DAISY/PyWebCAT Public

    Python tool for working with the NOAA NOS Web Camera Applications Testbed (WebCAT)

    Jupyter Notebook 3 1

  6. GitHub Fork, Branch & Pull Workflow
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    # The Fork & Pull Workflow
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    The fork and pull workflow is necessary for effectively and efficiently contributing to and collaborating on open-source work. This gist describes the workflow for contributing to an open-source project for which you don't have write access. It is an adaptation from a post on my [website here](https://www.tomasbeuzen.com/post/git-fork-branch-pull/).
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    - [The Short Version](#1)

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