obswx: A Python package for accessing observational meteorological data
Contributors: Junjie Yu, Yuan Sun, Haofan Wang, Zhiyi Song, David Topping, Zhonghua Zheng (zhonghua.zheng@manchester.ac.uk)
Installation
Step 1: create an environment:
$ conda create -n obswx python=3.11 $ conda activate obswx $ conda install -c conda-forge pandas geopy xarray -y
Step 2: install using pip:
$ pip install obswx
(optional) install from source:
$ git clone https://github.com/envdes/obswx.git $ cd obswx $ python setup.py install
How to use it?
Python
from obswx import *
import os
# Initialize
met = obswx(source='UK-hist_station')
# get meta data
met.get_meta(load=True).head()
# get data
met.get_data(station="Armagh")How to ask for help
The GitHub issue tracker is the primary place for bug reports.
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