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Hey Gael! What's the purpose of ClimateModels.jl? Is it to kind of aid in the retrieval of CMIP data from AWS, etc.?
Hey Gael! What's the purpose of ClimateModels.jl? Is it to kind of aid in the retrieval of CMIP data from AWS, etc.?
Hi Nathanael
For now that's pretty much what the package does. But we'll have to wait and see where things lead as we move forward with this. Not sure when this package might be ready to migrate to juliaclimate but ultimately I imagine this will be a contribution to that.
Hi @rabernat
Just linking you to this since I riff'ed off one your Pangeo examples and I am hoping you might be open to doing more with Julia. Plenty of work left to do but hopefully this is already helpful. Waiting for registration so I could e.g. post a code snippet on other media. Linking @jbusecke too -- I have not tried cmip6_preprocessing yet but have a sense that there may be synergies to exploit at some point.
As said above this is a modest start (I have not really worried about performance yet either) but maybe I should add that I generally aim for small'ish packages focused on a few features with well trusted dependencies (to facilitate maintainance issues moving forward). As opposed to something that would e.g. compete with more extensive Julia projects / packages.
Happy to answer any questions related to cmip6_preprocessing. Ill try to outline more generally what issues I am cleaning up (there are sooo many), so that you might be able to draw from those?
I'd like to access some PMIP data (to maybe create paleocean circulations for AIBECS.jl). Is ClimateModels.jl the package to provide functions to download things like advection and diffusion fields? And maybe average them?
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