An introduction to working with and creating climate datasets, and an overview of the services ARCCSS CMS provides to Centre researchers
ARCCSS CMS provides programming, data and model development support to researchers within the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Systems Science. We have a wiki at http://climate-cms.unsw.wikispaces.net, you can email us to get help or information at climate_help@nci.org.au
Prerequisites
Install the Conda environment with:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ScottWales/swc-climatedata/gh-pages/conda-env.yml conda env create -f conda-env.yml source activate swc-climatedata
Or on VDI:
source /short/w35/saw562/conda/bin/activate swc-climatedata
13:00 | A trip to the library | What data is available to me? |
13:30 | Using NetCDF in Python |
How can I look at datasets using Python?
What operations are available? |
14:00 | Optimising analyses | How can I make my analysis faster |
14:15 | Coffee Break | Break |
14:30 | Outside Python | How can I work with climate data outside of Python? |
14:50 | Publishing Data |
How can I make my own data available to others?
How should I cite datasets? |
15:10 | Analysing model output |
How can I analyse model output?
How can I create plots of my data? |
15:50 | Finish |