SciPy 2012

URL:
http://conference.scipy.org/scipy2012/
Description:

SciPy 2012, the eleventh annual Scientific Computing with Python conference, was held this July in Austin, Texas. SciPy is a community dedicated to the advancement of scientific computing through open source Python software for mathematics, science, and engineering. The annual SciPy Conference allows participants from both academic and commercial organizations to showcase their latest projects, learn from skilled users and developers, and collaborate on code development.

Date:
July 16, 2012
Number of videos:
62
TitleFiles
Bokeh: An Extensible Implementation of the Grammar of Graphics for Python — Hugo Shi, Peter Wang video/mp4
Can Python's web and science communities run concurrently? — Eric Bruning video/mp4
Domain Analysis of Mosaic Proteins in Purple Sea Urchin — Adam Hughes video/mp4
Enaml - A Framework for Building Declarative User Interfaces — S. Chris Colbert video/mp4
Fcm - A python library for flow cytometry — Jacob Frelinger video/mp4
Forking your way to success and happiness: how GitHub style collaboration is ushering in a new era of amateur led innovation. — Tim Clem video/mp4
How Sequencing Saved Python — Chris Mueller video/mp4
Interactive Visualization Widgets Using Chaco and Enable — Corran Webster video/mp4
IPython: tools for the entire lifecycle of research computing — Brian Granger, Evan Patterson, Fernando Pérez, Min Ragan-Kelley, Thomas Kluyver video/mp4
Lightning Talks - Thursday video/mp4
luban: a minimalist UI 'language' — Jiao Lin video/mp4
nD image segmentation using learned region agglomeration with the Ray Python library — Juan Nunez-Iglesias video/mp4
nmrglue: a Python Module for Working with NMR Data. — Jonathan J. Helmus video/mp4
Object Oriented Finite Elements at NIST — Andrew Reid video/mp4
Param: Declarative programming using Parameters — Christopher E. Ball, James A. Bednar video/mp4
Py-ART: Python for remote sensing science — Scott Collis video/mp4
Python @ Life — Daniel Williams video/mp4
Python as Super Glue for the Modern Scientific Workflow — Joshua Bloom video/mp4
Python's role in VisIt — Cyrus Harrison, Harinarayan Krishnan video/mp4
PythonTeX: Fast Access to Python from within LaTeX — Geoffrey M. Poore video/mp4
QuTiP: An open-source Python framework for the dynamics of open quantum systems — Paul Nation, Robert Johansson video/mp4
Running a Coupled General Circulation Model with Python — Luiz Irber video/mp4
Surface Subdivision Schemes for Python — Stephen McQuay, William Blattman video/mp4
Total Recall: flmake and the Quest for Reproducibility — Anthony Scopatz video/mp4
TuLiP: a toolbox for hybrid and reactive systems research — Richard M. Murray, Scott C. Livingston video/mp4
Utilizing Python in a Real-Time, Quasi-Operational Meteorological Environment — Patrick Marsh video/mp4
A tale of four libraries — Alejandro Weinstein, Michael Wakin video/mp4
A Unified Release of Python & IRAF software for astronomy — James E.H. Turner video/mp4
ALGES: Geostatistics and Python — Felipe Lema video/mp4
AstroML: data mining and machine learning for Astronomy — Alex Gray, Andrew Connolly, Jake Vanderplas, Zeljko Ivezic video/mp4
Astropy - Herding Snakes or Astronomers: which is more difficult? — Erik Tollerud, Perry Greenfield, Thomas Robitaille video/mp4
Bringing High Performance to Python/Numpy Without Changing a Single Line of Code. — Brian Vinter, Mads Ruben Burgdorff Kristensen, Simon Andreas Frimann Lund, Troels Blum video/mp4
Building a Solver Based on PyClaw for the Solution of the Multi-Layer Shallow Water Equations — Kyle Mandli video/mp4
Copperhead: Data Parallel Python — Bryan Catanzaro video/mp4
Domain Specific Languages for Partial Differential Equations using Ignition — Andy Terrel video/mp4
Implicit Multicore Parallelism using CnC-Python — Shams Imam, Vivek Sarkar video/mp4
Julia: A Fast Dynamic Language for Technical Computing — Jeff Bezanson video/mp4
Lightning Talks - Wednesday video/mp4
Matplotlib: Lessons from middle age. Or, how you too can turn a hundred lines of patch rejection into two hundred thousand lines of code. — John Hunter video/mp4
Numba Python bytecode to LLVM translator — Jon Riehl, Travis Oliphant video/mp4
OpenMG: A New Multigrid Implementation in Python — Akand W. Islam, Tom Bertalan video/mp4
Parallel Computational Methods and Simulation for Coastal and Hydraulic Applications Using the Proteus Toolkit — Chris Kees video/mp4
Parallel High Performance Statistical Bootstrapping in Python — Aakash Prasad video/mp4
Performance Python Panel Discussion — Andy Terrel video/mp4
PySAL: A Python Library for Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis and Geocomputation — Sergio Rey video/mp4
QNDArray: A Numpy Clone for C++/Qt — Glen W. Mabey video/mp4
ROFL: a functional Python dialect for science — Jonathan Riehl video/mp4
SciPy + MapReduce with Disco — Al Barrentine video/mp4
Self-driving Lego Mindstorms Robot — Iqbal Mohomed video/mp4
Solving the import problem: Scalable Dynamic Loading Network File Systems — Aron Ahmadia, Jed Brown, William Scullin video/mp4
SymPy Stats - Uncertainty Modeling — Matthew Rocklin video/mp4
Time Series Manipulation with pandas — Wes McKinney video/mp4
Unlock: A Python-based framework for rapid development of practical brain-computer interface applications — Byron V. Galbraith, Frank H. Guenther, Jonathan S. Brumberg, Sean D. Lorenz video/mp4
yt: An Integrated Science Environment for Astrophysical Simulations — Matthew Turk video/mp4
Efficient Parallel Python for High-Performance Computing — Kurt Smith video/mp4
IPython in-depth: Interactive Tools for Scientific Computing — Fernando Pérez, Min Ragan-Kelley video/mp4
statsmodels — Skipper Seabold video/mp4
Time Series Data Analysis with pandas — Wes McKinney video/mp4
Advanced Matplotlib — Ryan May video/mp4
HDF5 is for lovers — Anthony Scopatz video/mp4
Introduction to NumPy and Matplotlib — Eric Jones video/mp4
scikit-learn — Jake Vanderplas video/mp4