How do I calculate station distance and azimuth using Obspy? Is obspy.clients.iris still broken? Is Obspy broken?

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Hi all,
Last year, the Obspy.clients.iris utility quit serving and several of my utilities were broken in the process.
Unfortunately, crunch time arrived today, and I need them for Monday.
I have looked in the documentation, followed the examples at

https://docs.obspy.org/packages/autogen/obspy.clients.iris.client.Client.distaz.html

and it appears to still be broken.

Worse,
I tried to update my Obspy from 1.0.1 to 1.0.2 and now the whole of Obspy has ceased to be functional.
I typed “conda update obspy”…

Now I can’t even import Obspy without receiving an error!

What has just happened?

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This is a known problem, please see this ticket:

See my comment:

You should be able to fix your obspy install by manually making that
tiny change in your newly installed obspy 1.0.2.

hope it helps,
T

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Unfortunately, crunch time arrived today, and I need them for Monday.
I have looked in the documentation, followed the examples at

obspy.clients.iris.client.Client.distaz — ObsPy 1.4.2 documentation

and it appears to still be broken.

ObsPy also has local versions of some functionalities of the iris
client. They are documented here:

As this is a bit hard to discover they will also be documented on the
iris client module's main page after this PR
(Document local alternatives to the IRIS web services by krischer · Pull Request #1689 · obspy/obspy · GitHub) has been merged.

Cheers!

Lion