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possibilities to define a time frame #76

Closed frank0434 closed 10 months ago

frank0434 commented 12 months ago

Dear @ajwdewit wonder if it is possible to define a start and end date for retrieving NASA power climate data. The current NASAPowerWeatherDataProvider seems only accept coordinates and download all available data from the portal.
https://github.com/ajwdewit/pcse/blob/7daa80a055f8721493afe42bf1dbce4f7eb3e92b/pcse/db/nasapower.py#L77

thank you

ajwdewit commented 11 months ago

Hi Jian

You are correct it always pulls all data from NASA Power. But it would be relatively easy to add a start/end date. See here: https://github.com/ajwdewit/pcse/blob/7daa80a055f8721493afe42bf1dbce4f7eb3e92b/pcse/db/nasapower.py#L210

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"Jian (AKA Frank) Liu" @.***> schreef op 11 juli 2023 11:33:27 CEST:

Dear @ajwdewit wonder if it is possible to define a start and end date for retrieving NASA power climate data. The current NASAPowerWeatherDataProvider seems only accept coordinates and download all available data from the portal.
https://github.com/ajwdewit/pcse/blob/7daa80a055f8721493afe42bf1dbce4f7eb3e92b/pcse/db/nasapower.py#L77

thank you

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