pycmor: A Python package to simplify CMOR

pycmor: A Python package to simplify CMOR#

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pycmor is a Python package to simplify the standardization of output into the Climate Model Output Rewriter (CMOR) standard.

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“Makes CMOR Simple” :-)

pycmor is designed as a wrapper around various CMORization tools and NetCDF command line tools to make reformatting data into CMIP6 compliant format as simple and flexible as possible.

The package is designed to be modular and extensible, with a plugin system that allows users to add their own subcommands to the main pycmor command line interface, as well as including their own functionality to the standardization pipelines. The package is also designed to be used as a library, with a simple API that allows users to use the package in their own scripts.

To get started, you can install it via pip:

pip install pycmor

Then you can run the main command line interface. Start out by getting some help:

pycmor --help

The most basic command you will run is:

pycmor process <CONFIG_FILE>

More detailed install instructions can be found in the Installation section, and usage is summarized in the usage sections.

Licence#

pycmor is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Contributors#

Thank you to all of our contributors!

Contributors

Authors#

pycmor was developed by the High Performance Computing and Data Processing group at the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, Bremerhaven, Germany. It was designed by Paul Gierz, and written by Paul Gierz and Pavan Siligam.

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