readDiag
readDiag is a Python package that provides a class to read and plot the Gridpoint Statistical Interpolation diagnostics files. It can be used to retrieve and investigate important information from the data assimilation process:
Installation
Use either conda or python -m venv to setup a virtual environment to install readDiag:
conda create -n readDiag python=3.9.18
conda activate readDiag
pip install readDiag
or
python -m venv readDiag
source readDiag/bin/activate
pip install readDiag
Note: When using python -m venv make sure to have Python >=3.9.18 installed on your system. For more information on how to use readDiag, take a look at the project's documentation.
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