Tutorial 2: Running pyWaPOR for test case
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The instructions provided here will assist you in setting up pyWaPOR for a test case (to ensure the environment and notebook are properly set up) and to run the test case and investigate the output file.
4. Investigating pyWaPOR outputs
Once you finish running the pyWaPOR script, you now have a file called et_look_out.nc in the project folder.
This is a so-called netCDF file that contains all the output files. NetCDF files have the advantage of compressing the data and for programmers easy to use. Save the output file somewhere else (it will be written over when you run pyWaPOR again. Open the file in QGIS by selecting adding layer "adding mesh file".
Investigate the results, on Tuesday we will be discussing the outputs, think about the following questions:
This is a so-called netCDF file that contains all the output files. NetCDF files have the advantage of compressing the data and for programmers easy to use. Save the output file somewhere else (it will be written over when you run pyWaPOR again. Open the file in QGIS by selecting adding layer "adding mesh file".
Investigate the results, on Tuesday we will be discussing the outputs, think about the following questions:
- What kind of output layers are included in the output file?
- Why does the data not cover the entire bounding box?
Bring any other questions or concerns with you to the class.