Python package for reprojecting, gridding, and writing geospatial data to formats supported by GDAL
Code Credits:
- Trond Kristiansen - plotting and CorTAD module
- J. Gomez-Dans (j.gomez-dans@geog.ucl.ac.uk) - gridding module
- more TBA
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writefile: Given data and geo-points, writefile will write to file formats supported by the GDAL python, as well as a method for writing to ESRI's ASCII grid format (.asc).
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gebco: Extracts bathymetric data from gebco 1 degree and 30 arc-second global grids. Supports sub-setting given geographic bounds.
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cortad: Extracts SST data from weekly averaged cortad data. Modified from code written by Trond Kristiansen.
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pathfinder: Extracts SST from daily averaged pathfinder data. Supports subsetting by geographic and time bounds.
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sightsurvey: Imports data from textfile into structured numpy array for use with other modules.
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makekml: methods for creating Google kml files from dataset
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interpolate: Includes different interpolation methods for interpolating geo-spatial data.
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griddata: Re-samples point/value data to new grid dimensions.
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globcolour: Extracts Chl-a data from daily averaged globcolour merged chlorophyll data. Supports subsetting by geographic and time bounds.
- create method to create grid for sample area
- Re-sample to defined grid
- determine why gaps in geotiff files
- write method to write to ASCII grid
- Determine if effort is correct/ perhaps split by cruise leg
- print log/summary file with images
- check that chl-a method is working correctly
- check what is going on with bathy mirror problem, spot check depths?
- make sure land masses are masked