- Figured out that there was nothing actually wrong with my code.
- Verified that my calculation of co-polar cross-correlation (RhoHV) produces reasonable values once the integration is done in double precision. (0.994008 to 1.00000)
- Committed the calculation of RhoHV to the scattering library: https://github.com/dopplershift/Scattering/commit/8a8eb797802b6ee8cfbe267c064a0a1c9cd7e4b4
- Learned a lot about fixing git commits :(
- Learn how to use git better so I'm not so "special" with it.
- Finish implementation of time-series simulation using cross-correlation coefficient (Galati et al. 1995 paper)
2 comments:
Ryan,
First, I would like to thank you for creating MetPy. It is awesome. I looked everywhere for a python module that would work in python 3 and read these level II files I have.
I'm still intermediate in Python and a lot of MetPy is a bit above my head. You posted an example of how to parse and display data from a level III file that was very helpful, but the variables available in level II files are different. Could you please post an example of how to do this with a level II file? That would be awesome.
Thanks!
David Rankin
David,
Thanks for the kind words. I'd be happy to make such an example. I've moved this over to an issue on the GitHub repo:
https://github.com/metpy/MetPy/issues/45
Can you leave any future feedback on GitHub or through support-python AT unidata.ucar.edu? As you can tell this blog isn't particularly active, and it's fortunate that I got an email notification that you left a comment.
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