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                                            Alan D. Snow

DOC: link geospatial-python course in the docs

I would like the PROJ string stuff replaced by `pyproj.CRS` first since it is deprecated: https://github.com/carpentries-incubator/geospatial-python/issues/40

DOC: link geospatial-python course in the docs

Also related: https://www.earthdatascience.org/search/?q=rioxarray

DOC: 2D Coordinate Clipping Examples

Also: https://gis.stackexchange.com/a/357878/144357

DOC: Add all_touched example

A PR with an example added is welcome.

Set default of `mask_and_scale` to `True` in `open_rasterio`

It is that way because the `mask_and_scale` option doesn't exist in `xarray.open_rasterio`. Leaving it defaulted to `False` makes it less surprising for users who are transitioning to `rioxarray.open_rasterio`. If the...

Set default of `mask_and_scale` to `True` in `open_rasterio`

Related: #69 & #281

Set default of `mask_and_scale` to `True` in `open_rasterio`

> Probably a more logical way of working for people in the 2) category (like myself) is to use xarray.open_dataset(..., engine='rasterio'), ismask_and_scale=True by default in this case? Yes, it is.

Set default of `mask_and_scale` to `True` in `open_rasterio`

> It seems that at the moment using mask_and_scale=True always converts the data to float (even if add_offset=0. and scale_factor=1. ) Yes, this is required. It is due to the...

Padding to original bounds extends the array

Does `pad_xy` behave as expected?

Padding to original bounds extends the array

> do we expect a box that is relative to the "pixel boundaries" I would assume that would be the behavior. What are your thoughts?