2020.06.23 - Various New Links:
2020.01.15 - Ryan Abernathey’s excellent article:
2019.12.10 - Google Cloud’s Public CMIP6 Dataset Announced!
Work Session 2: Gleaning useful methods from the Hackathon Notebooks
- I will lead two discussion sections, one on Wednesday, Nov. 20 and another on Thursday, Nov. 21. Both will be in Ocean 104 at 10am.
- Here are more details
2019.11.09 - CMIP6 cloud collection
- If you are curious, I explain my uploading/cleaning methods in this new github repository, cmip6collect
Work Session 1: Quick Intro to the Pangeo CMIP6 Google Cloud Repository
- Half hour meetings in Oceanography 104
- I will be leading 3 sessions with identical goals - come to whichever one is convenient
- Here are some more details
2019.11.06 - Ask a question on GitHub
- Go here to see current questions/issues or raise a new one
2019.11.01 - Pangeo CMIP6 Google Cloud Repository (zarr)
Many thanks to Ryan Abernathey and the Pangeo Group for making this possible!
- The data collection is growing rapidly - and thanks to Richard Seager for providing the local resources!
- Here is a quick tutorial for getting started
2019.10.18 - Hackathon Pages
2019.09.28 - CMIP6 Cloud Data Request for Hackathon
2019.09.01 - OCP CMIP6 Repository (netcdf)
- Haibo Liu continues to collect CMIP6 data for our OCP projects on the machines mary (for ‘Amon’) and june (for ‘6hrLev’ and ‘3hr’)
- Whatever he collects, the division is free to use on the guest Jupyter notebook on mary (https://mary.ldeo.columbia.edu:8000). Login as guest and then ask Haibo for the password if you have forgotten it. Those working with Haibo directly will have their own accounts on mary and june.
- We continue to develop more catalog/data access methods -
ingrid and python are both supported and the hyrax opendap server allows us to pull the netcdf files into matlab, etc.
- The mary and june homepages give many hints on how to access the data. Send a quick email to Haibo or me if you need the URL of their homepages