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gribnormalize
Utility functions for handling quirks of weather data rasters in grib2 format
Usage - unwrap
gribnormalize unwrap [OPTIONS] INGRIB OUTRASTER
OPTIONS
-bt, --bandtags Flag to indicate printing of band tags / band metadata to stdout
Many gridded weather GRIBs, such as NOAA’s Global Forecast System (GFS), cover a global extent of -0.5 to 359.5 (or similar, depending on resolution), with the antimeridian (-180 / 180) bisecting a column of pixels. This routine upsamples, slices, and merges these rasters as to convert them to “standard” -180 to 180 extent global grids. Outputs to any raster format supported by rasterio.
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