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DOC: Making files for archive at NASA #6

Closed rstoneback closed 1 year ago

rstoneback commented 4 years ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. pysat can make standards compliant files for NASA archive but there is no current example on how to pull a few features together in pysat to make it happen with the least amount of hassle required on the developer.

Describe the solution you'd like Add a section, or a demo code area, that shows how file standards are maintained and enabled for the NASA ICON project.

Describe alternatives you've considered Say nothing?

Additional context Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.

rstoneback commented 4 years ago

I also suggested that we discuss our documentation standards at the next pysat meeting over in pysat/pysat#458. This issue may be need to be updated after that discussion.

jklenzing commented 4 years ago

We had some questions this week about how to do this for datasets. How complex is the documentation / demos?

jklenzing commented 4 years ago

Also, since this involves metadata standards for NASA instruments, should this migrate to pysatNASA? Or will this be part of the general tutorials either here or at pysatTutorials?

rstoneback commented 4 years ago

pysatNASA sounds like a reasonable place.

I really hadn’t given it much thought yet, where everything fits with pysatTutorials and such. I was just thinking content wise.

Move it where you think is best.

jklenzing commented 4 years ago

Thinking about it more, since this will likely involve interaction with cdf files, so packaging with nasa seems like a good place. We should probably talk a little more about the workflow at the next meeting.

jklenzing commented 2 years ago

Can use https://github.com/jklenzing/ops_reach as an example of how to set this up.

jklenzing commented 1 year ago
jklenzing commented 1 year ago

Revisiting this issue, there's nothing specific to pysatNASA we currently use for archival. Perhaps a short article in the docs pointing to the online packages used for archival?