<commit_before>## What is it

**PmagPy** is a comprehensive set of tools for analyzing paleomagnetic data. It facilitates interpretation of demagnetization data, Thellier-type experimental data and data from other types of rock magnetic experiments. PmagPy can be used to create a wide variety of useful plots. It is designed to work with the MagIC database (https://earthref.org/MagIC), allowing manipulation of downloaded data sets as well as preparation of new contributions for uploading to the MagIC database. It also supports the use of IPython/Jupyter notebooks for fully documented and nicely illustrated data analysis.

## Main features

PmagPy is comprised of:
  - GUI programs for getting data into MagIC database format (pmag_gui), analyzing demagnetization data (demag_gui) and analyzing paleointensity data (thellier_gui). These GUIs are also availible for download as executable programs outside of this repository:
    - [Mac PmagPy Executable Application](https://github.com/PmagPy/PmagPy-Standalone-OSX/releases/latest)
    - [Windows PmagPy Executable Application](https://github.com/PmagPy/PmagPy-Standalone-Windows/releases/latest)
    - [Linux PmagPy Executable Application](https://github.com/PmagPy/PmagPy-Standalone-Linux/releases)
  - Command line programs for all sorts of paleomagnetic data analysis and wrangling (contained within the programs folder of the repository and pip installed as pmagpy-cli).
  - The pmagpy function module for paleomagnetic data analysis (pmagpy.pmag) and plotting (pmagpy.pmagplotlib) as well as a function module that further enables paleomagnetic data analysis within interactive computing environments such as the Jupyter notebook (pmagpy.ipmag). The functions within these modules are at the heart of the GUI and command line programs. With pmagpy in the python path (which is accomplished using pip, see below), these modules are can be imported (e.g. ```import pmagpy.ipmag as ipmag```).
  - Example data files that are used in the examples provided in the PmagPy cookbook http://earthref.org/PmagPy/cookbook

Use of all these features is described in the cookbook and the underlying science behind the data and code can be explored in the book Essentials of Paleomagnetism: Third Web Edition (http://earthref.org/MagIC/books/Tauxe/Essentials/).

## How to get it

Much more complete documentation for PmagPy installation and use is available in the PmagPy cookbook: http://earthref.org/PmagPy/cookbook

### Stand alone applications<commit_msg>update Jupyter intro<commit_after>## What is it

**PmagPy** is a comprehensive set of tools for analyzing paleomagnetic data. It facilitates interpretation of demagnetization data, Thellier-type experimental data and data from other types of rock magnetic experiments. PmagPy can be used to create a wide variety of useful plots. It is designed to work with the MagIC database (https://earthref.org/MagIC), allowing manipulation of downloaded data sets as well as preparation of new contributions for uploading to the MagIC database. Functions within PmagPy can be imported and used in Jupyter notebooks enabling fully documented and nicely illustrated data analysis.

## Main features

PmagPy is comprised of:
  - GUI programs for getting data into MagIC database format (pmag_gui), analyzing demagnetization data (demag_gui) and analyzing paleointensity data (thellier_gui). These GUIs are also availible for download as executable programs outside of this repository:
    - [Mac PmagPy Executable Application](https://github.com/PmagPy/PmagPy-Standalone-OSX/releases/latest)
    - [Windows PmagPy Executable Application](https://github.com/PmagPy/PmagPy-Standalone-Windows/releases/latest)
    - [Linux PmagPy Executable Application](https://github.com/PmagPy/PmagPy-Standalone-Linux/releases)
  - Command line programs for all sorts of paleomagnetic data analysis and wrangling (contained within the programs folder of the repository and pip installed as pmagpy-cli).
  - The pmagpy function module for paleomagnetic data analysis (pmagpy.pmag) and plotting (pmagpy.pmagplotlib) as well as a function module that further enables paleomagnetic data analysis within interactive computing environments such as the Jupyter notebook (pmagpy.ipmag). The functions within these modules are at the heart of the GUI and command line programs. With pmagpy in the python path (which is accomplished using pip, see below), these modules are can be imported (e.g. ```import pmagpy.ipmag as ipmag```).
  - Example data files that are used in the examples provided in the PmagPy cookbook http://earthref.org/PmagPy/cookbook

Use of all these features is described in the cookbook and the underlying science behind the data and code can be explored in the book Essentials of Paleomagnetism: Third Web Edition (http://earthref.org/MagIC/books/Tauxe/Essentials/).

## How to get it

Much more complete documentation for PmagPy installation and use is available in the PmagPy cookbook: http://earthref.org/PmagPy/cookbook

### Stand alone applications
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