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Just saw
in #1389.
Now that notebooks are standalone (#1355), should I now explore the possi…
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I only realised post release that replacing `parcels_get_examples` with a deprecation notice would probably be a better user experience than outright removing the command. Something like:
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$ pa…
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This code from ocean parcels gives me issues with kernels when I ran the particles for 20 days and more but works fine if the simulation days are less than 20
```py
#This script shows the trajectory…
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Hello! as per a previous issue I cant download parcels through conda so using the dev version. Im having an issue when trying to execute a paticle move / kernel.
I'm trying to run
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pset.execu…
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Packages that depend on 'matplotlib' rather that 'matplotlib-base' bring in Qt, which as far as i know is mainly for desktop backends rather than jupyterlab. This inflates the image size by hundreds o…
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Create a list of projects. How should it look like? Plain list with links to project repositories? Short descriptions? Visuals?
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Programmatically combining kernels is useful for those who are interested in running various simulations with different particle behaviour.
Currently kernels can be combined by hardcoding:
```py
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The [trajan](https://github.com/OpenDrift/trajan) package is a great new way of visualising the output of Lagrangian trajectory data, including for Parcels. I know that a few people are using it alrea…
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From #40 by @selipot:
> The latest version of ocean parcels now outputs in zarr format, see https://github.com/OceanParcels/parcels/releases/tag/v2.4.0. It is a priority to write a new recipe that …
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First of all, thanks for developing `trajan`, I think this could become a great resource for the Lagrangian Ocean Analysis community!
As you may have seen in https://github.com/OceanParcels/parcels…