Welcome to MTpy-v2 documentation!
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`mtpy` provides tools for working with magnetotelluric (MT) data.  MTpy-v2 is an update version of [mtpy](https://github.com/MTgeophysics/mtpy). Many things have changed under the hood and usage is different from mtpy v1. The main difference is that there is a central data type that can hold transfer functions and then read/write to your modeling program, plot, and analyze your data.  No longer will you need a directory of EDI files and then read them in everytime you want to do something.  You only need to build a project once and save it to an MTH5 file and you are ready to go. All metadata uses [mt-metadata](https://github.com/kujaku11/mt-metadata).  

Because the workflow has changed from mtpy v1, there are example notebooks to demonstrate the new workflow see :ref:`ref-usage`.  

Examples
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.. toctree::
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    :caption: General Information

    installation
    usage
    contributing
    authors
    history
    conventions
    tf_accessor

.. toctree::
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    :caption: API Reference
    
    modules
    

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* :ref:`genindex`
* :ref:`modindex`
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