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Hello,
I just accidentally found your code, and it seems really useful! I am a CROCO/ROMS-Agrif user, do you know if your code is compatible with its outputs? Most things are similar, but since there are some differences in the name of variables, and sigma coordinates, would it deal with it correctly?
Thank you for developing and sharing such useful tools.
Cheers
Ana Machado
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Hi Ana,
From my experience, xroms is compatible with CROCO outputs. I only had one issue: because my CROCO outputs aren't saved with all variables, I needed to add the necessary "grid" variables to the daily/monthly netCDF outputs for xroms readability.
Hi @ana-machado and @claudiofgcardoso! First, sorry for my delay in responding. I didn't have notifications set up and didn't realize issues had come in.
Second, I've just learned about CROCO from @jaard and I got the impression that indeed xroms should work with CROCO output, and also that @jaard has a package specifically for CROCO called xcroco.
Hi again @ana-machado! I've recently put out a new version to PyPI (v0.2.4, still coming through on conda-forge). If you get a chance to try this package again with your output, it'd be great to hear about. Thanks!
Hello,
I just accidentally found your code, and it seems really useful! I am a CROCO/ROMS-Agrif user, do you know if your code is compatible with its outputs? Most things are similar, but since there are some differences in the name of variables, and sigma coordinates, would it deal with it correctly?
Thank you for developing and sharing such useful tools.
Cheers
Ana Machado
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: