There is not a lot there, but we should pull over what is useful at some point. What I see:
1) A start of a setuptools pkg_resources-based plugin system for grid adaptors.
I'm not sure that's useful, as I can't see what GRid objects will be written that couldn't be simply added to the gridded package -- Any Grid object will need to closely conform to the same API, and will likely want to make use of shared utilities.
2) Some quad-grid interpolation code
this is the same algorithm used in the current gridded code (in the sgrid sub-package), with a bit less optimization.
there is also some nice test code and sample grids -- so maybe make use of those and/or compare the two implementations to make sure they do give the same answers!
3) a few utility functions -- some may be useful -- so why not pull them over?
Rich Signell, Rob Hetland, Kyle Wilcox and David Foster sat down last summer and started a gridded package.
https://github.com/pyoceans/gridded
There is not a lot there, but we should pull over what is useful at some point. What I see:
1) A start of a setuptools pkg_resources-based plugin system for grid adaptors.
2) Some quad-grid interpolation code
3) a few utility functions -- some may be useful -- so why not pull them over?