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Alan D. Snow

Thoughts on adding a 'mask_and_scale' option to the 'load()' call?

> An example of a dataset we use that includes a scale factor is gridMET, downloads/docs [here](http://www.climatologylab.org/gridmet.html). Here is a small test file we use in rioxarray with scale/offset based...

Thoughts on adding a 'mask_and_scale' option to the 'load()' call?

@Kirill888 I like your ideas for the functionality for `always on scaling`. Thoughts on implementing that now and then in ODC 2.0 adding the option to disable it? I am...

Switch to pyproj 2.3+ for Transformer and CRS objects

For 2: ``` t = Transformer.from_crs(area_def.crs.geodetic_crs, area_def.crs, always_xy=True) ```

Switch to pyproj 2.3+ for Transformer and CRS objects

Randomly inserted, but thought it might be helpful: https://pyproj4.github.io/pyproj/stable/gotchas.html#proj-not-a-generic-latitude-longitude-to-projection-converter

Switch to pyproj 2.3+ for Transformer and CRS objects

> If we were using this to transform from traditional geodetic lon/lat coordinates (say from a scientific dataset) to a projected CRS like (ex. +proj=lcc +lat_1=25 +lat_2=35) then doesn't that...

Switch to pyproj 2.3+ for Transformer and CRS objects

It depends how you use them. They are not safe to share between multiple threads, but they are safe when used by only one thread at a time. This is...

Switch to pyproj 2.3+ for Transformer and CRS objects

One option would be to use the `__repr__` of the CRS class.

Switch to pyproj 2.3+ for Transformer and CRS objects

Update on thread safety: https://github.com/pyproj4/pyproj/issues/782

Switch to pyproj 2.3+ for Transformer and CRS objects

> are the thread safety changes released yet? The will be included in the 3.1 release. > And are there any performance concerns? I am not aware of any, >...

Fix incomplete areas in sample area configurations

I would be careful with that. In the Geod class, it takes a couple of additional things into consideration you might want to look at [here](https://github.com/pyproj4/pyproj/blob/5dc911f433fa7901559d52000ad0da836db015e1/pyproj/geod.py#L132). Have you dug into...