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geoglows / pygeoglows

A python package of tools coming from the GEOGloWS initiative
https://geoglows.org
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upgrades for model v2 #29

Closed rileyhales closed 7 months ago

rileyhales commented 7 months ago

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The recent updates to the project primarily enhance its capabilities in geospatial and hydrological data processing, with a focus on improving and expanding the functionality around data visualization, analysis, and retrieval. Significant changes include the addition of new plotting capabilities using Plotly, restructuring and renaming of modules for better clarity, updating dependencies, and refining the documentation to align with these improvements. The project now better supports handling large datasets and offers more comprehensive tools for analyzing and visualizing hydrological data.

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Files Change Summary
.gitignore, environment.yaml Added exclusions and new environment configuration.
geoglows/__init__.py, geoglows/_constants.py, geoglows/streams.py, geoglows/tables.py, geoglows/data.py, geoglows/analyze.py, geoglows/bias.py Package restructuring, new functionality, and updates.
geoglows/_plots/... Introduced new plotting functions using Plotly for bias correction, forecasts, and retrospective analysis.
requirements.txt, setup.py Updated dependencies and package setup details.
README.md, docs/... Documentation updates for clarity, accuracy, and renaming modules.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 892387c6ee97c9f9b7aed888033d488f415f7496 and 177ed82d616c0490c0f457f4369f318c86aaa97f.
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Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1) * docs/license.rst
Additional comments not posted (6)
docs/api-documentation/analyze.rst (1)
`1-11`: Documentation update for `geoglows.analyze` module aligns with project restructuring. Good to see the documentation kept up-to-date.
geoglows/__init__.py (1)
`2-14`: The restructuring and renaming of modules, along with the update to version `1.0.0`, are well-executed. It's important to ensure that all references to these modules throughout the project are updated accordingly.
docs/api-documentation.rst (1)
`10-13`: Documentation update for module renaming (`streamflow` to `data`, `analysis` to `analyze`) is accurate and enhances clarity.
docs/api-documentation/data.rst (1)
`1-30`: Documentation for `geoglows.data` module is comprehensive and well-structured, accurately reflecting the module's functionality.
docs/index.rst (1)
`10-11`: Updates to project descriptions and corrections of typos in the documentation enhance clarity and accuracy.
geoglows/data.py (1)
`43-160`: The introduction of the `_forecast_endpoint_decorator` function is a significant enhancement, streamlining the process of fetching forecast data. Ensure thorough testing of both `from_aws` and `from_rest` paths to verify functionality.
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rileyhales commented 7 months ago

Todo items

rileyhales commented 7 months ago

closes #14