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PyCon 2011 Atlanta

March 9th–17th

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Accepted Posters

This is the second year of Poster Sessions at PyCon. The poster session provides a way of presenting that encourages more one-on-one communication between the presenter and the audience. This year we have 31 posters covering a wide spectrum of Python topics.

Be sure to plan on visiting the posters at PyCon - below is the list of the accepted posters and more details on location, time, etc will be coming shortly.

A Technical Anatomy of SPM.Python, a Scalable, Parallel Version of Python
Experienced by Minesh B. Amin
Python for Hydro-Geo-Chemical Modeling
Novice by Mike Müller with Fei Luo
TRAPPIST : A toolkit for comparative analysis and visualization of genomic regions
Experienced by Dr. Geraldine A. Van der Auwera
Hardware Hacking with PinMachine
Novice by Jason Huggins
Creating a Python Framework for Simulating Satellite Geolocation
Experienced by Dr. Daniel B. Koch
GPU computing and the Next Generation Air Transportation System
Experienced by Ken Seehart
Collaborative Book Making
Novice by Jeffrey Elkner with Filip Sufitchi, Douglas Cerna
Running Neutron Scattering Experiments with Python
Novice by Piotr Adam Zolnierczuk
Python in Atmospheric Sciences
Novice by Gökhan Sever
Capture, Store, Analyze, and Compare Supercomputer Performance Metrics with Python and MySQL
Experienced by Daniel W. Barnette, PhD
Using the Allura Platform to Create Your Own Forge
Experienced by Rick Copeland
Deploying Django Application Stacks with Chef
Novice by Seth Chisamore with John E. Vincent
Askbot: open source Q&A forum in Python and Django
Novice by Evgeny Fadeev
Invent Your Own Computer Games with Python
Novice by Al Sweigart
TwistedSim: The Simulation Framework For Your Network
Novice by Hatem Oraby
An Open Source Authoring Tool for HTML5/CSS3
Novice by Sinker Li
Introduction to arithmetic
Novice by Patricio Páez
Overview of the Global Arrays Parallel Software Development Toolkit
Novice by Jeff Daily
Geospatial and Python: Education and Application
Novice by Joel Zachary Miller with Carol Kraemer
Opening Government With Python
Novice by James Turk
Interactions with Python, Arduino and Kinect
Experienced by Peter Kropf
Python Integration of Atmospheric Technology Applications at SRNL
Novice by Daniel Schep
SOLVCON: Computational Fluid Dynamics, Supercomputing, and Python
Experienced by Yung-Yu Chen
Using Python scripts for the automation of biological monitoring site characterization in ArcGIS 10
Novice by Jennifer Oblinger with Michele P. Brossett
Python and Technical Computing at Microsoft
Novice by Dino Viehland
Agile Business Forecasting and Decision Support Using CPython/C#/IronPython/ArcGIS
Experienced by Bradley Smith
Bento, a flexible and pythonic solution for python packaging
Experienced by Cournapeau David
Saving Lives with Python: Medical Expert System
Novice by Dr Inayathullah Ghori
Open Source & XBRL: the Arelle Project
Experienced by Diane Mueller
Using a Kinect to improve accessibility
Novice by Robbie Clemons
Python Tools for Astronomical Data Reduction
Experienced by Miguel de Val-Borro with Miriam Rengel, Paul Hartogh, Christopher Jarchow
Education and outreach to non-coders: best practices
Novice by Karen Rustad
Asimov: Middleware for Modeling the Brain on the iRobot Create
Experienced by Byron Galbraith with Ben Chandler, Massimiliano Versace
Introducing Minuteman
Experienced by Larry Hastings
ScrumDo- Easy to use Scrum Management tool
Novice by Ajay Reddy