Merge pull request #4 from TheClimateCorporation/update-xray

Update xray recipe to v0.2.0
Add cartopy and its dependencies

Tested on OS X and Ubuntu.

Includes fix for shapely using the wrong geos version on OS X:

	Assertion failed: (0 != cs), function GEOSCoordSeq_getSize_r, file geos_ts_c.cpp

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/scitools-iris/FkJkxf1vcbA
https://github.com/cfarmer/python_geospatial/issues/3
Add new version of basemap depending on newer geos

Anaconda comes with basemap packaged, but using an older version of
geos which is incompatible with cartopy. This alternative package
lets us install basemap and cartopy side-by-side.
Merge pull request #5 from TheClimateCorporation/add-cartopy

Add cartopy and its dependencies
Merge pull request #7 from TheClimateCorporation/update-xray

update xray to v0.3
Add geopandas and its dependencies

TODO: remove once this PR to the main conda-recipes gets merged:
https://github.com/conda/conda-recipes/pull/182
Add pyfilesystem

TODO: remove once this PR to the main conda-recipes repo is merged:
https://github.com/conda/conda-recipes/pull/181
Merge pull request #8 from TheClimateCorporation/pyfilesystem

Add pyfilesystem
Merge pull request #9 from TheClimateCorporation/geopandas

Add geopandas and its dependencies
Change basemap test so it can run on headless machines
Merge pull request #10 from TheClimateCorporation/basemap-test

Change basemap test so it can run on headless machines
rpy2

recipe uses native R installation because we want to manage ourselves
less test imports for lucid-rpy2-wtf

many threads on conda's github relating to python/readline.
mostly [this](https://github.com/ContinuumIO/anaconda-issues/issues/44).
no amount of fiddling got all the imports to pass when building in
lucid, but the recipe works in lucid. so that's cool I guess.
Merge pull request #11 from TheClimateCorporation/rpy2

Rpy2
Update xray to v0.3.1