Julius Busecke

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This came up during the siparcs meeting today. It would be nice to have some print out of which metrics are available at which position. Something like: ``` Distances: ~~~~~~~~...

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- [ ] Closes #184 - [x] Tests added - [x] Passes `black . ` - [ ] User visible changes (including notable bug fixes) are documented in `whats-new.rst` -...

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While talking to @paigem recently, I noticed that the dataset she was using [GODAS Ocean Reanalysis](https://catalog.pangeo.io/browse/master/ocean/GODAS/) does have an `axis` attribute but is missing the comodo compliant `c_grid_shift` ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/14314623/95875242-cee2c180-0d3f-11eb-8648-534296a9dad8.jpeg) I...

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Consider this simple example of a dataset with 2 axes: ```python from xgcm import Grid import xarray as xr import numpy as np # Make a simple 2d dataset x...

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siparcs?
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I find myself forgetting to fill in new features/fixes etc in `whats-new.rst`. Is there a way to automatically add e.g. the PR title and author with each merged PR or...

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I think it would be neat to utilize cf-attributes more wherever possible, and cell metrics would be another obvious point that could make grid object generation easier. A simple implementation...

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We had several issues where the need for some sort of masking came up. This could be helpful for e.g. land/ocean masking and also to implement partial cells (which are...

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I noticed today that we do not properly document the ability of xgcm to 'construct' higher level metrics from available lower level metrics (e.g. cell volume from area and vertical...

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Another feature that I think will be feasible and useful in the near future (when metrics e.g. #81 are available) is a function to coarsen a full dataset, which is...

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**TLDR; We will implement 1d ~~rebinning~~ transformation in xgcm and need your input to make this tool as powerful/general as possible** In the past year and before I have had...

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