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Support with lat lon coordinates #17
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It should be in the order you suggest: south, north, west, east. But to be honest I have not used that functionality for years so test and make sure the output fit with what you expect. Cheers, Trond
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Good Morning brow,
Thank you for your excelent job. This code is amazing.
I have a one simple question about your code. In...
def define_subset_for_indata(self):
# Subset the input data. The more you subset the less memory is needed for calculations
# and the faster the process is performed. The subset is initially performed in IOsubset.py
subset = np.zeros(4)
if self.outgrid_name == "NS8KM":
return subset[40, 70, -30, 40]
elif self.outgrid_name == "A20":
return subset[30, 90, -179, 360]
else:
What is the coordinates order? south, north, west, east?
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Good Morning brow,
Thank you for your excelent job. This code is amazing.
I have a one simple question about your code. In...
def define_subset_for_indata(self):
# Subset the input data. The more you subset the less memory is needed for calculations
# and the faster the process is performed. The subset is initially performed in IOsubset.py
subset = np.zeros(4)
What is the coordinates order? south, north, west, east?
Best regards.
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