Use internal calibration coefficients if available #2
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…h between pyspectral and AMI brightness temperature conversion
djhoese
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Thank you!!!!
There are a couple small things that I'd like updated and mentioned in comments. Otherwise the one big thing is: Could you move the IR calibration to a separate method to simplify the code? Could you also then update the tests to make sure they have the appropriate attributes and that both IR calibration modes are tested.
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This adds support for the internal calibration coefficients (slope and offset) contained in each netCDF4 file as a pair of attributes. If these coefficients are invalid then we fall back onto the pre-defined coefficient set.
For the example images I've tested, the internal and pre-defined coefficients are identical, so this change has no effect. But this might change in the future.