sciencedates 1.4.0

Date conversions used in the sciences.

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sciencedates
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Date conversions used in the sciences.
The assumption is that datetimes are timezone-naive, as this will be required soon in Numpy *et al* for ``numpy.datetime64``.

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Install
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python -m pip install -e .


Usage
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Datetime => Year, DayOfYear
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.. code:: python

import sciencedates as sd

T = '2013-07-02T12'
yeardoy, utsec = sd.datetime2yd(T)

Results in year,DayOfYear; UTC fraction of day [seconds]

(2013102, 72000.0)