Philippe Roy

DataFrames.jl and Pandas.jl could be a solution, but would add other dependencies. The other option would be to continue with AxisArrays.jl which can index Categorical axis (station number for example).

@houton199 Any code that could be used here?

Thanks! Will have a look.

Seems like a good idea!

Hello, thanks for the comments and suggestions. I'm gonna write more thorough information when I have some free time. Here's some quick infos: The initial implementation was using scipy under...

Hello! Interesting to see the work you've done. I think there's not a lot of overlap and some functions would be useful. I propose that you list your most robust/useful...

ok, nice! Would you like to sketch a PR and we build on that? I'd begin with regions.jl in my opinion.

Seems fine to me! Meanwhile, I'm gonna split ClimateTools and create ClimatePlots in the next coming days/week and then migrate over JuliaClimate.

One thing that will need to be done for merging will be to document the functions and create tests.

No problem! ClimateSatellite.jl seems really interesting! Clearly outside my expertise domain! 😄