Seismutils

🛠️ Bug Fixes
`seismutils.geo`
We have addressed an issue in the `select()` function that caused difficulties when attempting to select events on a map. The function has been split into two distinct functions for improved clarity and functionality:

- `select_on_map()`: This function is designed specifically for selecting events on a map. It requires a `pd.DataFrame` input containing _`'lon'`_ (longitude) and _`'lat'`_ (latitude) columns to accurately identify event locations.

- `select_on_section()`: Tailored for selecting events in a section, this function necessitates a `pd.DataFrame` input. The dataframe should include _`'on_section_coords'`_ for coordinates relative to the section's center and _`'depth'`_ for the depth information, which can be obtained through the `cross_sections()` function.

`seismutils.signal`
Minor enhancements and bug fixes have been implemented in the `filter()`, `fourier_transform()`, and `spectrogram()` functions to improve their performance and visualization outputs.

📣 Getting involved
As this is an alpha release, we warmly welcome your feedback, suggestions, and contributions. Your input is invaluable in making `seismutils` more robust, feature-rich, and tailored to the needs of the seismology community.

🙏 Thank you
Thank you for trying out `seismutils`. Your support and feedback at this early stage are crucial to its success and evolution. We're excited to be on this journey with you and look forward to hearing about your experiences with `seismutils`.

I'm excited to announce the latest version of `seismutils`, v0.3.0! The journey continues with this release, which builds on the commitment to providing an innovative, open-source Python toolkit tailored for the seismology community.

🚀 Release features
`seismutils.signal`
- `spectrogram()`: allows you to plot spectrograms, providing a powerful way to visualize the frequency spectrum over time.

Customizable plotting
I've made significant improvements to the plotting capabilities across all functions that support visualization. You now have the ability to:
- **Save plots** easily in all the supported image file extensions for future reference or sharing.
- **Edit plot names** better reflect the data or analysis being presented.
- **Choose from different plot options** to customize the appearance according to your preferences.
- **Limit the maximum number of plots** generated from large datasets, enabling a more focused and manageable output.

📣 Getting involved
As this is an alpha release, I welcome your feedback, suggestions, and contributions. Your input is invaluable in making `seismutils` more robust, feature-rich, and tailored to the needs of the seismology community.

🙏 Thank you
Thank you for trying out `seismutils`. Your support and feedback at this early stage are crucial to its success and evolution. We're excited to be on this journey with you and look forward to hearing about your experiences with `seismutils`.

🛠️ Bug Fixes
The module failed to import due to the absence of the `__init__.py` file. This issue has been resolved, and everything should now function as expected.

📣 Getting involved
As this is an alpha release, we warmly welcome your feedback, suggestions, and contributions. Your input is invaluable in making `seismutils` more robust, feature-rich, and tailored to the needs of the seismology community.

🙏 Thank you
Thank you for trying out `seismutils`. Your support and feedback at this early stage are crucial to its success and evolution. We're excited to be on this journey with you and look forward to hearing about your experiences with `seismutils`.

🛠️ Bug Fixes
We have identified and resolved an issue within the `seismutils.geo` module where certain functions were incorrectly utilizing the `typing` package, resulting in their unavailability. This fix now ensures all functions are accessible and functioning as intended.

📣 Getting involved
As this is an alpha release, we warmly welcome your feedback, suggestions, and contributions. Your input is invaluable in making `seismutils` more robust, feature-rich, and tailored to the needs of the seismology community.

🙏 Thank you
Thank you for trying out `seismutils`. Your support and feedback at this early stage are crucial to its success and evolution. We're excited to be on this journey with you and look forward to hearing about your experiences with `seismutils`.

🛠️ Bug Fixes
- `cross_sections()` function did not properly handle datasets containing negative depths. With this fix, can now accurately analyze and, if desired, plot cross sections around a specified central point, regardless of depth values.

📣 Getting involved
As this is an alpha release, we warmly welcome your feedback, suggestions, and contributions. Your input is invaluable in making `seismutils` more robust, feature-rich, and tailored to the needs of the seismology community.

🙏 Thank you
Thank you for trying out `seismutils`. Your support and feedback at this early stage are crucial to its success and evolution. We're excited to be on this journey with you and look forward to hearing about your experiences with `seismutils`.