Proposing to add Webviz to the list, along with Webviz-subsurface.

Project name:
Webviz+Webviz-subsurface

Project website/repository:
https://github.com/equinor/webviz-subsurface/

License:
MIT for webviz-config, GPLv3 for webviz-subsurface

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Description of the desired feature

Lots of modules take input from a list of tables or stdin. In app cases, the input is required and without files or piping the module sits there. So clearly, the input is required. However, we are inconsistent in explaining this. For instance, sphinterpolate lists the input table u

Description of the desired feature

Following on from #464, we'll need help adding a gallery/tutorial on how to pass in datetime inputs to plot!

we should add .ipynb to the gitignore - notebooks are out-of-scope for this repo. In the past we have had some notebooks be committed which adds a large volume of code to the log that is later removed

Description of the desired feature

When trying to create rolling windows with a size larger than the minimum dimension of the region, the function raises a very strange error:

For example, if our region is 20e3 x 10e3 and we try to generate windows with a size of 15e3:

import verde as vd

coordinates = vd.grid_coordinates(region=(-10e3, 10e3, -5e3, 5e3), shape=(30, 30

We need to make a better job of providing citation information for Fatiando components. The coolest thing I've seen so far is duecredit. We can annotate our code with references and the user can use duecredit to generate a full list of references (including external libraries).

A number of functions scattered in GDL's code more or less do the same thing and should be factorized in one place in order to be easily maintained. Especially if these functions use basic system functions that may differ with the system (macOS, unix, MSW..). And, the factorized function should be documented (with Doxygen in mind).
Take the example of strtol() . It is

Description of the desired feature

On the last community call we decided to move all sample datasets in Fatiando to Rockhound.
Harmonica datasets are being moved to Rockhound on fatiando/rockhound#84.
After it is merged, we should remove the harmonica.datasets along with the data folder. Besides, all gallery examples should download their data from Rockhound, there