iris-esmf-regrid
Overview
This project aims to provide a bridge between Iris and ESMF. This takes the form of regridder classes which take Iris cubes as their arguments and use ESMF to perform regridding calculations. These classes are designed to perform well on cubes which have multiple non-horizontal dimensions and lazy (Dask) data. Both rectilinear and curvilinear grids as well as UGRID meshes have been supported.
Further documentation can be found here.
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