Romain Hugonnet

Back from holidays, trying to keep up with all the enhancements! On this: I think that an import of 2 seconds is acceptable. This is compiled only once at the...

I'm not sure I get everything either, but from the output it looks like we cumulate the imports from our dependencies. Among the longest ones are `numba`, `geopandas`, `scikit-learn` and...

Good to know for the `from ... import ...` syntax!! :smile: If a lazy solution works, why not. But I'm not so sure about `lazy_import`, the package seems old and...

Hi Marco, Great idea, and your timing is perfect! :smile: We intended to start further work on the `coreg.py` module end-of-summer. I implemented support for point data last winter in...

@erikmannerfelt I think you're admin there! Can you invite us on the current Zenodo (if possible, I have no idea how it works), or link it to GlacioHack/xdem? Right now...

Convenient timing, yes it's perfect! I also noticed that GitHub natively supports a "Cite this repository" link on the right side (for example with `shapely`: https://github.com/shapely/shapely, don't know how recent...

@erikmannerfelt Is it now possible to create our maintainer group on the Zenodo? Would be awesome if you find a moment to do it before your long trip :blush: (I'm...

@erikmannerfelt Any update on this? I'm still getting a lot of requests to get an up-to-date Zenodo to cite for the package, we need to do this quickly

Agreed! The first two functions, I moved and updated into `terrain.py` in #227, they are now used there.

To clarify on the `Coreg.apply` for chunks: - The chunked writing of the transformed DEM would be fairly easy... - ... But we'd need an `apply_matrix_coords` function that can transform...