I want to apply the atmospheric transport model on a single graph, and currently I do it by looping each pixel and using SixSHelpers.Wavelengths.run_wavelengths. Why print("Running for many wavelengths - this may take a long time") always output and can't be turned off, which causes every pixel to output the above statement.
Is there a way to close print("Running for many wavelengths - this may take a long time")?
Or does the whole-map atmospheric transport model have a defined function that doesn't need to loop every pixel? This may improve operational efficiency.
I want to apply the atmospheric transport model on a single graph, and currently I do it by looping each pixel and using
SixSHelpers.Wavelengths.run_wavelengths. Whyprint("Running for many wavelengths - this may take a long time")always output and can't be turned off, which causes every pixel to output the above statement.print("Running for many wavelengths - this may take a long time")?