HighResMIP: New HighResMIP homepage
The new pages are at
http://collab.knmi.nl/
Added by Malcolm Roberts about 5 years ago
The new pages are at
http://collab.knmi.nl/
Added by Maarten Sneep about 5 years ago
This changes allows for consistency checking. To force updates, the minor version number is bumped as well. Note that you will have to update the version number in your job order files and use the configuration file included in this release.
Both the manual and the source packackage are available from the DMSF.
Added by Maarten Sneep about 5 years ago
Some internal interfaces were changed, and the output format was changed in a few details.
The manual has been updated to 4.1.0 and is available in the DMSF.
Added by Maarten Sneep about 5 years ago
A short summary of the resolved issue can be found below
create_pycama_joborder.py
script an option has been added to add a label to the output file names.The manual has been updated to release 4.0.0 (see
Added by Maarten Sneep over 5 years ago
The update is a response to feedback from the PDGS. parsing of the joborder has been improved, a clearer error message is now generated when unexpected values are encountered or when a job order with the wrong structure is presented.
Added by Maarten Sneep over 5 years ago
This update has a new configuration file, which can process the new files generated by the recently updated DLR-L2 UPAS processor. This version can also process NPP-VIIRS files generated by the RAL processor.
The version number update means that the version numbers in hte JobOrder file and the configuration file must be updated (we only check for consistency in the first two digits).
Added by Maarten Sneep over 5 years ago
This new release supports OMI L2 files as well as Sentinel 5 precursor files. We use a fair amount of metadata, which means that attributes in either format are required to reconstruct the metadata. This may require some significant amount of code to support in your own files. I'll try to isolate these parts in an upcoming release to make it easier to support PyCAMA in your own files, or for instance the QA4ECV files.
We now have a setup.py
script, making it easier to install PyCAMA.
The provided configuration is work in progress. Two events are happening at the same time:
You are encouraged to experiment with the software and report issues you may find.
Added by Maarten Sneep over 5 years ago
I've pushed the current development state out to the repository. I consider this a "working beta" release. Parts of the code are untested, in particular the data transformers (in particular column integration) and some unsynchronized data handling, but it should be good to use on test data (for instance GOME-2 based data from VT-07B).
The installation procedure is not finalized at this point. For the development version it is easiest to add pycama/src
to your $PYTHONPATH
environment variable. The run.sh
script in test/cases/SYS-001-001-FRESCO-OFFL/
gives an example on how to call PyCAMA. I've yet to find a solution to include actual input test data, so the test case currently doesn't work.
The software user manual is available in the DMSF of the project. A more specific question will follow within a few weeks.
Added by Maarten Sneep almost 6 years ago
You can obtain the new version from your current repository using
hg pull hg update
If you don't already have a clone of our repository, then you can get a repository using
hg clone https://dev.knmi.nl/hg/pycama
Enjoy.
Added by Maarten Sneep almost 6 years ago
To give a preview of what PyCAMA can do I provide access to the current development status of PyCAMA. Note that this is very much work in progress. The configuration is currently done directly in a Python script, as a declarative file. See cama.py
in the src directory.
The code can be accessed using Mercurial: hg clone https://dev.knmi.nl/hg/pycama
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