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More example notebooks
To do
- [ ] Climatological means of net primary productivity
- [ ] Sentinel-2 / Landsat example
- [ ] Integration with geemap
- [ ] Temporal smoothing (#31)
Complete
- [x] Downloading MODIS imagery
- [x] Visualizing fire progressions from GOES-R hotspots
- [x] Climatology anomaly--June 2021 PNW heat wave
- [x] hvplot for animated time series
- [x] Integration with eemont
Any suggestions or contributions from wxee
users are welcome! :)
Hi, thanks for developing the wxee
package. I was trying to repeat this example and couldn't do it in Google Colab. But looking a little more I was able to do it, maybe it will be useful for users who use wxee
in Google Colab.
# Install
! pip install wxee hvplot
#! pip install holoviews
import ee
import wxee
import hvplot.xarray
ee.Authenticate()
ee.Initialize()
gridmet = ee.ImageCollection("IDAHO_EPSCOR/GRIDMET").filterDate('2021-06-15', '2021-07-05')
x = gridmet.wx.to_xarray(scale=20_000, crs="EPSG:5070")
# Show plot
import holoviews as hv
hv.extension('bokeh')
x.tmmx.hvplot(
groupby='time',
width=750,height=400,
widget_type='scrubber',widget_location='bottom',
cmap='RdBu_r'
)
Hi @ErikSeras! I was hesitating to add that to the examples since it requires installing hvplot
and is more related to xarray
than wxee
, but I probably should in case anyone else wants to re-create it. I'll just have to decide whether to add it to an existing notebook or make a new one dedicated to visualizing datasets... Thanks for the feedback! :)