NASAPrecipitation.jl

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NASAPrecipitation.jlHandling NASA's Precipitation Datasets

Download, extract and manipulate NASA's Precipitation Datasets in Julia.

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NASAPrecipitation

🔍 Simple and Intuitive

NASAPrecipitation aims to be simple and intuitive to the user, with basic functions like `download()` and `read()`.

🌍 Region of Interest

You don't have to download the global dataset, only for your (Geo)Region of interest, saving you time and disk space for small domains.

🏔️ Comprehensive

NASAPrecipitation.jl aims to easily download all IMERG Level 3 products, and eventually even Level 2 products as well.

Introduction ​

NASAPrecipitation.jl builds upon the GeoRegions Ecosystem to streamline the following processes:

  • downloads of NASA Precipitation Measurement Mission datasets (e.g., TRMM 3B42, IMERGv7)

  • basic analysis of said datasets

  • perform all the above operations innately over a given geographical region using the GeoRegions.jl package

Installation Instructions ​

The latest version of ETOPO can be installed using the Julia package manager (accessed by pressing ] in the Julia command prompt)

julia
julia> ]
(@v1.10) pkg> add NASAPrecipitation

You can update NASAPrecipitation.jl to the latest version using

julia
(@v1.10) pkg> update NASAPrecipitation

And if you want to get the latest release without waiting for me to update the Julia Registry (although this generally isn't necessary since I make a point to release patch versions as soon as I find bugs or add new working features), you may fix the version to the main branch of the GitHub repository:

julia
(@v1.10) pkg> add NASAPrecipitation#main

Getting help ​

If you are interested in using NASAPrecipitation.jl or are trying to figure out how to use it, please feel free to ask me questions and get in touch! Please feel free to open an issue if you have any questions, comments, suggestions, etc!