Notebook updates and addition of US-CRT config file #7
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Made modifications to the example notebooks to improve readability and code execution. These changes improve code organization and module imports, and enhance the use case guide for the users. Fixed deprecation issues with the pyproj function calls. Created a Config file for US-CRT, and fixed custom variable additions.
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Made modifications to the example notebooks to improve readability and code execution. These changes improve code organization and module imports, and enhance the use case guide for the users. Fixed deprecation issues with the pyproj function calls. Created a Config file for US-CRT, and fixed custom variable additions.
Variable names within the FFPCalc class have been refactored to be singular rather than plural, enhancing readability. Colormap handling has been modified to use direct matplotlib colormap access instead of the "cm" module. Smooth kernel declaration has been changed from matrix to an array to ensure proper data format compatibility.
This commit introduces a script for parallel processing preformatted time series input data needed for the Kljun et al. 2D flux footprint prediction code. It includes data checks, automatic download, and weighted data normalization. Intended for scientific purposes to document employed workflows.
This commit introduces a script for parallel processing preformatted time series input data needed for the Kljun et al. 2D flux footprint prediction code. It includes data checks, automatic download, and weighted data normalization. Intended for scientific purposes to document employed workflows.
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Hey Paul, can you please share the full environment you are using? I'm having some issues with one of the example notebooks and I am not sure if it is due to different package versions or something else. Just to be clear, when you tested using the AmeriFlux data the resulting example plots in the notebook looked exactly as they did before the changes? |
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… on making better tests).
The ffp.py file was refactored, notably changing how matplotlib is imported and how certain calculations are performed. A new unit test file, test_ffp.py, was added to verify correct behavior after the refactor. Additionally, small changes were also made to a jupyter notebook to match with the current ffp.py state.
The ffp.py file was refactored, notably changing how matplotlib is imported and how certain calculations are performed. A new unit test file, test_ffp.py, was added to verify correct behavior after the refactor. Additionally, small changes were also made to a jupyter notebook to match with the current ffp.py state.
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scriptsfolder.This has been tested using the notebooks.