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JiM's adaptation of Huimin's code from 2017
Note: In order to make this run on my old Toshiba Windows Laptop during 2020 Pandemic, I first needed to:
-added lots of print statements to be Python 3 compatible as "print()" to monitor progress
-changed the URL from basin to thredds.demac
-change the "pydap" method to the more up-to-date "netCDF4"
-convert the masked sst array to a regular array
-posted on Github for Jack Polentes to try
This code makes as it stands makes a single png for user supplied date and time
but could be easily adapted to making animations
Hardcodes include:
- number of days to aggregate images (done by imagery folks)
- choice of imagery source (UDEL and MARACOOS in mid-2020)
- cont_lev to specify the min, max, and int of temp contours in units of choice
- choice of "area" to focus on including for example "Cape Cod", "NorthSHore", etc which defines geographic box
- cluster of drifter or miniboat tracks to overlay
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