Paul Branson

Just adding another use-case for this discussion, Argo float data. These are oceanographic instruments that vertically profile the ocean, and the length of each profile changes: https://argopy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/data_fetching.html

+1 I think this is awesome and will be particularly beneficial for the Australian Ocean Data Network which has a vast quantity of data stored in NetCDF format in AWS...

This is of interest to me also. We have several datasets comprised of hourly output of nd-gridded data in netCDF format (10's of thousands of files). I have played with...

I have just discovered datatree and wonder if it helps address performance issues I have encountered with dask mostly due to exploding task graphs when working with very large datasets...

Thanks @TomNicholas and sorry for creating issue noise. I guess I got a bit carried away with these comments in the readme: > - Has functions for mapping user-supplied functions...

@TomNicholas Thanks for breaking this out of #97! I should have guessed that this would have been part of your discussions! I just scanned back over the issues prompting the...

Thanks @martindurant, I'm back in the antipodes so attendance at the pangeo talks is difficult...(!) but I just watched the recording, which is great! I will post on the on...

Well, once I got into it and looked more closely at the tarr example the code is pretty simple. Some feedback on this gist would be great, but it seems...