Tutorial 5: Dealing with pyWaPOR outputs: Notebook 1 Extracting information from NetCDF pyWaPOR output

After successfully running pyWaPOR, you will get the result in netCDF file format. You can extract the information you may like to include in a report or a presentation by processing the netCDF outputs. In this tutorial, we will use two python scripts to postprocess the results of the pyWaPOR and to export the data into TIFF files.

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1. Notebook 1 Extracting information from NetCDF pyWaPOR output

In the first notebook, we will use xarray, rioxarray and geopandas python packages to extract the information you may like to include in a report or present the results for non-experts in the format they can easily understand such as maps, tables, etc. You can, for example, do the following:

- clip the dataset using a shapefile of your area of interest
- calculate timeseries of the variables for your area of interest
- calculate statistics of the dataset and many more