Eric Bruning

Nice resource in the ARL guide. I do want to suggest caution in retaining 3D coordinates as much as possible, as I advocated in the [Cartopy PlateCaree saga](https://github.com/Unidata/MetPy/pull/786) - while...

For reference in advance of our discussion, I worked a bit more with @kgoebber's notebook and added a bunch of notes while trying to reconcile the two approaches to calculating...

The hand masking/dealiasing routines should be a big help for us at TTU, where second trip and complex velocity patterns are common in our Ka severe storm data. We also...

Both hand masking and velocity unfolding are tedious and repetitive operations, so reducing the number of clicks is key for pleasant use. Right now you have to click a button...

I suppose it depends on how often the details of the lasso need to be configured - that could be a separate panel that pops up or expands from the...

Unless there is some other configuration of pyproj being used, it has always been my understanding that `latlong` takes degrees. ```python import pyproj as proj4 lon = np.array([-101., -101.]) lat...

Well, I’m the one that spoke without realizing that cartopy has its own proj.4 wrapper, and I was using the pyproj wrapper in my example above, instead of the cartopy...

I think it's essential from a user point of view to handle or the coordinate data … my use case was, for instance, running it through the ECAPE calculation, which...

As part of work on a class project, @icastorm and @mhamelttu have made a draft implementation of WBGT. They implemented the WFO Tulsa method as well as one commonly used...

Just came across the paper below by some colleagues. It is meant for when an actual globe temperature measurement is used, which seems a bit orthogonal to this issue, but...