Export data from Pleiades/NASA to cloud/OSN

[dhruvbalwada]

@rsaim - This is a list of the projects and associated datasets that will be needed for different members of the group.

Projects:

1. Estimating surface and sub-surface non-observable kinematic properties (strain, vorticity, vertical velocity etc) from observable surface fields (sea surface height, sea surface temperature etc.). This is an extension of @qyxiao PhD work.
2. Lagrangian filtering of surface velocity fields. This is an extension of @cspencerjones recent paper, and potentially relevant for a submitted proposal by spence and @dhruvbalwada.
3. Quantifying scale dependence of air-sea fluxes. This is an extension of some work that @paigem and @jbusecke have been working on.
4. Machine learning sub-grid momentum and tracer fluxes from high resolution models. This will be relevant to work that @dhruvbalwada is doing as part of m2lines, and might be relevant to the broader team.

Datasets to be transferred:

• [ ] Surface flux variables from llc4320. Global and all time steps. Complements this: https://catalog.pangeo.io/browse/master/ocean/LLC4320/. Relevant to 1 and 3.
• [ ] Full depth llc4320 variables for selected regions (We can choose to get data for all SWOT cross-over points listed in table 1 https://podaac-tools.jpl.nasa.gov/drive/files/misc/web/misc/SWOT/Pre-SWOT_LLC4320/preswot_llc4320_user_guide.pdf or/and data from the regions boxed in https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029/2021MS002534). Relevant to 1 and 4.
• [ ] Ocean, atmosphere and air-sea variables from DYAMOND. For starters surface variables to complement the llc4320 data in the catalog might be a good start. Relevant to 1,2,3,4.

[cspencerjones]

I feel like we should also tag @TomNicholas, @paigem and @jbusecke here. This is a great start, but it would help to be more specific about which variables. e.g. What kind of surface heat flux? oceQnet, oceQsw. Do people need FW flux too?

@rsaim a full list of LLC4320 variables on the supercomputer is here: https://data.nas.nasa.gov/ecco/data.php?dir=/eccodata/llc_4320/compressed/0000010368 and you can also download individual files here (though download is a bit unreliable).

I have a separate need to cut out data in a particular lat/lon region and keep it on Pleiades, but I will make a separate issue for that sometime next week.