Tutorials

NES Tutorials

The tutorials are organized by workflow. The links display notebooks stored in the GitHub wiki repository through nbviewer, including code, explanations and saved outputs. To run a notebook, download it from nbviewer and open it in Jupyter Notebook or JupyterLab.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Creation
• Statistics
• Interpolation
• Geospatial
• Others
• Additional local tutorials

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Introduction

Learn how to read and write datasets.

• Regular grids
• Rotated grids
• Points
• Lambert conformal conic grids
• Mercator grids

Creation

Learn how to create new datasets from scratch.

• Regular grids
• Rotated grids
• Points from XVPCA files
• Points from Port Barcelona Excel files
• Points from CSIC Excel files
• Lambert conformal conic grids
• Mercator grids
• Global grids
• Rotated nested
• Fake network

Statistics

Learn how to calculate statistics.

• Daily statistics

Interpolation

Learn how to interpolate vertical and horizontally.

• Vertical interpolation
• Vertical interpolation - Extrapolation Options
• Horizontal interpolation - Nearest Neighbour
• Horizontal interpolation - Conservative

Geospatial

Make geospatial operations such as calculating the grid cell area, creating shapefiles and doing spatial joins.

• Spatial join
• Calculate grid cell area

Others

Learn how to add time and coordinates bounds to your datasets.

• Selecting
• Write by timestep

Additional local tutorials

The Add variables notebook is available in the GitHub wiki repository. The legacy notebooks listed below are not included in the current wiki; use current plotting CLI for plotting.

• Sum of compatible datasets — unavailable in the current GitHub wiki
• Create shapefiles — unavailable in the current GitHub wiki
• Coordinate bounds — unavailable in the current GitHub wiki
• Geometry areas — unavailable in the current GitHub wiki
• Time bounds — unavailable in the current GitHub wiki
• Plotting (legacy notebook) — unavailable in the current GitHub wiki
• Add variables