I developed a command line tool, warpdrive for syncing and aligning audio recorded from multiple sources. The tool leverages the Dynamic Time Warping (DTW) implementation found in the librosa library. I used this tool while recording a demo album with four upcycled smarphones. (Read More)

I developed a feature detection tool with Python OpenCV to analyze Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) data of a low-emission, fuel flexible gas burner. The tool was used to detect different features of the flame brush in order to characterize a scaled version of the Low-Swirl Burner, developed at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. See the source code here. (Read More)

If you're here, then I probably don't need to convince you to learn Python. It's powerful, it's flexible, it's open source and free (as in $0), and there are thousands of resources available on the interwebs for learning it. (Read More)

At this point you have successfully installed Python on your computer using the Miniconda distribution. You're ready to run some Python code. (Read More)