raphael dussin

@rabernat do we need to update our conda recipe? or is it done automatically?

yes, it's on my todo list, I want to test and document the several extrapolation methods

@huard I noticed it too! I need to work on documenting the extrapolation methods and make a PR to include the new method. my bandwidth is lower than a dial-up...

hi @uzzzaldash this is an interesting application! My understanding is that your input data is not defined everywhere and the resulting field looks like a dilution of the original. Have...

my understanding is that xESMF only runs the regridding weights computation on one core so this is maybe why your computation is slow. The workaround is to built weights using...

you probably need to use the ESMF parallel remapping tool, see this for how to do it on HPC: https://xesmf.readthedocs.io/en/stable/large_problems_on_HPC.html if that does not work, take a look at https://github.com/ESMG/gridtools...

@jvmcgovern the ESMF command line tools should already be in the conda env where you installed xesmf, it comes as part of the ESMF conda package

@dcherian yes! use `reuse_weights=True` and `filename=wgts.nc` or `weights=`, as arguments to the regridder. you still need to pass the source and target grid but you could just make them empty...

my experience with the ORCA family of grids is that the first and last columns are duplicates so they can be safely removed and the regridding be done on the...

Hi @aaronspring ESMF and its python wrapper ESMPy provides the capabilities to remap unstructured (Mesh) to structured (Grid) but xESMF has not yet implemented those capabilities. You can find some...