Open TomNicholas opened 2 years ago
I defer to @thewtex though I assume that "small" might be an issue :)
@andersy005 @jhamman just a ping to say that if either of you can help me get some data like this I could really push forward with writing cool documentation for datatree!
@TomNicholas, i have this on my today's TODO list. I should have a few samples ready by the end of the day.
Maybe the community has ideas as well https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73160955/open-root-zarr-with-multiple-groups-using-xarray :smile:
@TomNicholas, i now have two datasets (one from CMIP6 and another one from CESM2 Large Ensemble)
❯ ls -ltrh datasets
total 141M
-rw-rw-r-- 1 andersy005 andersy005 22M Aug 3 12:08 cesm2-lens-sample.nc
-rw-rw-r-- 1 andersy005 andersy005 119M Aug 3 12:59 cmip6-sample.nc
Do you prefer to have these hosted in a cloud storage bucket? We (at CarbonPlan) might be able to host these (Cc @jhamman)
@andersy005 @jhamman just a ping to say that if either of you can help me get some data like this I could really push forward with writing cool documentation for datatree!
Ccing @mgrover1 / @scottyhq who may have some ideas about additional radar / satellite datasets we could use
Here is a demo notebook using datatree with radar data - plenty of other examples in that repo too.
Another example dataset might be a grib file with fields on different levels (isobaric pressure, surface, height above ground)
I would be willing to help write some of the docs for the precious two use cases!
What would help me enormously with writing documentation would be a killer example datatree, which I could open and use to demonstrate use of all types of methods. Just like we have the
"air_temperature"
example dataset used in the main xarray documentation.To be as useful as possible, this example tree should hit a few criteria:
A really good inspiration is this pseudo-structure provided in https://github.com/pydata/xarray/issues/4118:
This would hit all of the criteria above, if it actually existed somewhere I could find!
What I would like is for people who have more familiarity with real geo-science data products to help me make this killer example tree, or at least point me towards data that I might use.
If we have multiple good suggestions I could make multiple different examples to use, but I think I would prefer one really good one to multiple quite good ones. Alternatively any extras could end up getting used for some future example notebooks though.
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