Introduction to the netcdf 4 File Format in Python
Learn how to work with MACA v2 climate data stored in netcdf 4 format using open source Python and the xarray package.
A newly designed Earth Systems Analytics course - GEOG 4563 / 5563 is being held this Spring 2017 on the CU Boulder campus. This course fuses key topics related to the grand challenges in science, remote sensing and computationally intensive approaches.
Below, is a list of the most recent classroom modules. Classroom modules consist of background materials, readings and student activities. Classroom modules are data intensive, however many contain pre-populated interactive plots and maps that can be used to teach a class without having to actually process data.
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Learn how to work with MACA v2 climate data stored in netcdf 4 format using open source Python and the xarray package.
This chapter provides a series of activities that allow you to practice your Python plotting skills using differen types of data.
There are two primary spatial data formats that are useful for earth data science, vector and raster. Learn about these two common spatial data formats for earth data science workflows.
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