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Sea Level Indicators

A data pipeline that calculates El Niño Southern Oscillation, Pacific Decadal Oscillation and Indian Ocean Diple sea level indicator values from along track satellite data.

Getting Started

After cloning the repo, you should create a conda environment for the project.

conda env create -f SLI_pipeline/conf/environment.yaml -n sli-pipeline

Initial Configuration

Copy SLI_pipeline/conf/login.yaml.example and fill in the login credentials.

cp SLI_pipeline/conf/login.yaml.example SLI_pipeline/conf/login.yaml

Make sure ref_files contains the required files. See ref_files/README.md for details.

Define an output directory in SLI_pipeline/conf/global_settings.py, if not using standard output directory.

Running the pipeline

The pipeline defaults to running every step, but a command line argument can be passed to runt he pipeline via an options menu. This allows you to select which steps of the pipeline to perform.

/opt/anaconda3/envs/sli-pipeline/bin/python SLI_pipeline/run_pipeline.py --options_menu

Links

Indicators can be found at https://sealevel.jpl.nasa.gov

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