Joe Schoonover

@VeckoTheGecko - at a minimum, a single point grid would be a single tracer point, which would give 4 vorticity points that form the boundary of the tracer cell. If...

> > at a minimum, a single point grid would be a single tracer point, which would give 4 vorticity points that form the boundary of the tracer cell. If...

Just documenting what I see from a baroclinic gyre simulation with the MITgcm, when ingesting netcdf output with Xarray and XGCM ``` Size: 50GB Dimensions: (Xp1: 481, Y: 480, Z:...

@erikvansebille - here's a trimmed down [MITgcm dataset created with MITgcm's built-in netcdf io](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mxxI8Jxfu4J_18o8uAd5iTXpLGypX830/view?usp=sharing) This can be read in with ``` #!/usr/bin/env python import xarray as xr import xgcm #...

Here's the same [MITgcm dataset in MDS format](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eIbYDOTmVsLdhFWaOFa-nqOAAmPLlit6/view?usp=drive_link) It can be read using `xmitgcm`, e.g. ``` import xmitgcm # Open the baroclinic gyres dataset using xmitgcm # The time-step for...

I think this all makes sense. I'll start on a first cut with * shifting all time data to be timedelta or datetime objects * invoking arbitrary kernels using existing...

what is the connection between particle-particle interaction kernels and working in the cloud ?

@philipc2 - I recall you mentioning in an issue (that I can't seem to find) about problems along the antimeridian with spatial hashing. I think this would be the PR...

@philipc2 - In this latest version, I've added a test that uses a global grid and runs a few spatial hash queries on either side of the antimeridian. I can...

Changing the vertex ordering so that vertices are listed counterclockwise in the `test_is_inside` test case now passes. ``` verts = [(-180, 0.0), (0.0, -90.0), (0.0, 90.0)] ```