radcalnet
Python package for easy access to the measurements published by RadCalNet.
RadCalNet is a CEOS initiative, providing relevant measurements and estimated reflectance factors, based on data from multiple calibration sites around the world. The data is provided in a textual format with published specs. Available as a full archive (zip file), or as smaller daily downloads.
This package provides functions for parsing these files and extracting measurements as Pandas DataFrame objects ready for analysis.
Installation:
pip install radcalnet
Usage:
plot site measurements over time:
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