raphael dussin

right!forgot about that. sure is annoying, go ahead then!

I think a good way to test would be to generate the bipole northern cap using a code derived from https://github.com/NOAA-GFDL/ocean_model_grid_generator/blob/2563e8e69e170a761fb409aab7addd6faf83cecf/ocean_grid_generator.py#L115 I don't have time to look at this right...

Hi @benjamin-cash I just added a function to build a simple tripolar grid from scratch. That will allow us not to add large files into the repo. Unfortunately since you've...

I don't master git (pun intended) enough to confirm/infirm. Good news is that there are not that many code changes and they could be copied to a new branch in...

@benjamin-cash hope you had a great vacation and welcome back. Personally I would just create a new branch and copy the code changes into it.

To regrid to a coarser grid, I recommend you use the `conservative_normed` method, passing the masks for both input and output grids. without mask defined, land values (NaN or zeros)...

indeed the docs is a good starting point ;) https://xesmf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/notebooks/Masking.html Also, conservative normed does a better job conserving statistics across resolutions.

yes to both. there is an issue #28 opened about periodicity and conservative that is yet to be investigated. That might be something that might interest you @blimlim, probably not...

@mtrimp2 sorry we've been busing getting the new release out. Copy/paste here your cdo command and I'll give it a try. As @huard mentioned the poles are special cases and...

@mtrimp2 have you tried a quiver plot of remapped velocities on a polar stereographic projection?