Ryan May

Thanks for reaching out. Just a clarification: We have functions here for the U.S. Standard Atmosphere, which itself has not seen any updates since the 1976 standard. I should also...

I'll note in my ideal world we could keep the same `height_to_pressure_std`, etc. and make the atmospheric profile assumptions in there pluggable, probably using general functions that return the profiles...

We certainly have some functions that are inherently based on the assumption of a U.S. Standard Atmosphere (1976). The calculation of the profiles themselves are hidden within those functions currently...

Can you share the code that gives you `az` and `ref_range`? If this came from our examples, those arrays are intentionally bigger than the `data` such that you are working...

To accomplish what you want would require changing the range calculation, which is intentionally adding 1 to the size to: ```python ref_range = np.arange(ref_hdr.num_gates) * ref_hdr.gate_width + ref_hdr.first_gate ref_range =...

Closing as resolved. Feel free to re-open if that's not the case.

I think this has been requested a few times. I think we could add another call to `units.define()` defining "PVU" (or should it be "pvu"?), just like did for `gpm`:...

Looks like re-running has fixed the doc errors. One thing to fix up is that the email on the commits doesn't appear to be associated with your GitHub account, which...

> However, a reason I would want to use the base exception rather than the pint-specific exception is if you are developing a packaging that can use multiple unit libraries...

Duplicate of #1969.