This package provides several utilities for requesting environmental measures in the Mediterrannean see.
In order to install the package, you can install the latest release with :
pip install medenv
You can also install, using pip, the current version on the main branch by either :
python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/jeremyfix/medenv.git
Or, you can also install it by cloning the repository
git clone https://github.com/jeremyfix/medenv.git
python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
python -m pip install medenv
Check the examples in the examples/ directory, but basically, grabbing environmental variables require a Fetcher to which you specify which features you want to grab and then provides (latitude, longitude, time, depth) requests:
features = [
"sea-surface-temperature",
"sea-surface-salinity",
"bathymetry",
"temperature",
"salinity",
"chlorophyl-a",
"nitrate",
"phosphate",
"ammonium",
"phytoplankton-carbon-biomass",
"oxygen",
"net-primary-production",
"ph",
"alkalinity",
"dissolved-inorganic-carbon",
"northward-water-velocity",
"eastward-water-velocity",
# 2D features
"mixed-layer-thickness",
"sea-surface-above-geoid",
"surface-partial-pressure-co2",
"surface-co2-flux",
]
fetcher = medenv.Fetcher(features, reduction="mean")
date = datetime.datetime(year=2012, month=9, day=22, hour=14)
long, lat = 13.63, 43.55
tol_spatial = 0.2
long0 = (long - tol_spatial / 2, long + tol_spatial / 2)
lat0 = (lat - tol_spatial / 2, lat + tol_spatial / 2)
depth = 6
values, info_values = fetcher.get_values(date, (long0, lat0), depth)The request accepts a range for the longitude/latitude and a single value for the date and depth. For both the date and depth, the fetcher will grab the closest values.