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Python package for automated analysis and management of gridded climate data
(copied from offline convo w/ me and @spencerkclark in May) Maybe it makes sense to create an abstract class or interface for vertical coordinates...it would have attributes and/or methods for...
CAM uses a hybrid sigma-pressure coordinate system, essentially the same in spirit to what GFDL models use (and thus what we already support). However, there are a couple implementation differences:...
A crude version of this once existed but then lapsed, and its logic was ultimately removed in #178 (c.f. #117). Nevertheless, this is something we *do* want to support eventually....
Haven't thought carefully about this yet, but it would be great if we could shed that dependency and do everything through dask. Obviously dask.array isn't the right fit. But from...
Though the Proj-Model-Run hierarchy (where each Run has a parent Model, and each Model has a parent Proj) is useful, I'm wondering if we (eventually) want to relax any assumptions...
A colleague wants to use aospy on 0.1 degree ocean data; see /archive/hmz/CM2.6/ocean/ on GFDL's filesystem. This is GFDL 'av' data organized as annual means, one year per file, for...
Copying relevant discussion from #111, which merits further discussion here: >Note that converting a list of Model objects to a set relies on aospy core objects being hashable, which they...
`Run` already has a `tags` attribute, but it isn't used anywhere. This should be added to all of the core aospy objects. And then within `Calc` (or however the datatypes...
C.f. discussion in #155. Still not seeing this 100% clearly, so it's a bit stream-of-consciousness. A lot of our problems revolve around: how to "register" objects. Right now, this is...
C.f. #69 and others. Potential options ----------------- - `set_options`, c.f. xarray and pandas; see https://github.com/spencerahill/aospy/issues/69#issuecomment-277345336 - config file, c.f. [matplotlibrc](http://matplotlib.org/users/customizing.html); i.e. users could have a `~/.aospyrc` file - (I'm not...