Ryan May
Ryan May
So while the docs for `vorticity` currently say that dx/dy have to be `float` (oops, that needs fixing), with the new finite differencing in 0.7, we can now handle vorticity...
Thanks for the detailed analysis. It's what I figured, and definitely on our roadmap. Due to the nicely detailed analysis, let's leave this open for addressing the map factors, and...
Correct, my ideal is to have the CRS information, as well as coordinates like x or lon, attached to the data arrays. If we can't get map factors from the...
@jthielen I agree about punting from 1.0. I'll do some milestone work later, but it's pretty clear we're not going to get the 1.0 we want, but the one we...
This [notebook](https://github.com/deeplycloudy/glmtools/blob/master/examples/parallax-corrected-latlon.ipynb) from @deeplycloudy may help shed some light on using PyProj for some complicated reprojections.
So based on today's dev call, here's the plan of action: * First implement the additional terms in gradient, divergence, vorticity (vertical component of curl), and scalar laplacian to account...
Regardless of interacting with the application/default, what we definitely need is an API that allows a user to set a registry to use (and optionally makes the necessary modifications). I'm...
Ok, so I thought this through some more. Here are the things we need the registry for: 1. Creating our constants with units--done at import time 2. Creating other values...
Sure, that's something that's in scope--especially since you have a publication to point to, so we know we're not adding some ad-hoc method. If you decide to work on it,...
@XiaSun-Atmos This issue remains to be done. Happy to accept a contribution adding it!