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@sbrunato I started looking at the cds tutorial and one potential issue I can see with replacing the call to .download by a call to eodag-cube's .get_data is that it requires a band argument which in the case of grib data is not known until we download the data and look at the file names.
Unless there's a way to know it in advance and I'm not aware of it?
@sbrunato I started looking at the cds tutorial and one potential issue I can see with replacing the call to .download by a call to eodag-cube's .get_data is that it requires a band argument which in the case of grib data is not known until we download the data and look at the file names.
Unless there's a way to know it in advance and I'm not aware of it?
As per discussion with @sbrunato, let's use a regular expression similar to .*\.grib$ to match the single grib file that will have been downloaded.
Update the following tutorials, using
eodag-cube
:Also use
cartopy
, like on this example that plotsSea ice area fraction
from andedt_lumi
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