bharding512

pyglow is way behind on implementing MSIS 2.0 There is another available Python wrapper of MSIS2.0 (https://github.com/space-physics/nrlmsis2.0). It may be simplest to make this a dependency of pyglow. However, I'm...

Note there is also this package (https://github.com/SWxTREC/pymsis) which, for similar reasons, has not yet implemented MSIS 2.0. However, they provide tools to make it easy to download/install yourself.

Agreed on "if ap is None" or maybe something that includes nan like np.isfinite(). I thought I had always implemented pure HWM (i.e., not including DWM) in my code by...

We don't have the bandwidth to test this on Windows installations, but if you find a way, we welcome PRs

I often get a ton of those warnings. These come from compiling the underlying Fortran code (IRI, MSIS, etc.) so it's not something we can control unfortunately. The first issue...

Does anything in the long installation output look like a fatal error during the IRI install? If the .so was created, it seems like it installed. If you can attach...

> It would be nice to use Pyglow also with most recent Numpy versions. I think this is actually critical. I'm changing the name of this issue to reflect this....

No progress yet. I'm very open to ideas and PRs.

@Vaylyn reports that pyglow is also incompatible with numpy 1.22, so it appears this problem will not solve itself. This is probably pyglow's most critical issue at this time.

Can you please provide a small example code which reproduces the problem?