In this repository, a number of example Jupyter notebooks are presented to access various Earth System Science datasets published within the scope of the TR172 Arctic Amplification: Climate Relevant Atmopsheric and Surface Processes and Feedback Mechanisms (AC)³ The datasets need to be downloaded separately from PANGAEA: Data Publisher for Earth & Environmental Science using the links provided in the respective notebooks.
A working Python stack, including NumPy, Matplotlib, Jupyter.
If you choose to use one of the available Python Distributions (e.g. Anaconda) the following steps can be skipped.
To setup a virtual Python3 environment, virtualenv is needed.
A new virtual environment can then be created in folder pyac3 using
> virtualenv -p python3 pyac3After activation of the virtual environment using:
> source pyac3/bin/activateWithin the newly created environment, additionally needed Python packages can be installed using pip. Note that, depending on the notebook you want to excecute, not all packages might be necessary:
> pip install cython
> pip install numpy
> pip install matplotlib
> pip install scipy
> pip install cartopy
> pip install jupyter
> pip install python-hdf4
> pip install netcdf4A Jupyter Notebook server can be started locally in the virtual environment using:
> source pyac3/bin/activate
> jupyter-notebookThe standard browser should pop up and the desired notebook file (something.ipynb) can be started by selecting it.