netcdf

🐛 Bug Report

If the scalar coord passed to iris.util.new_axis is already a dimension coordinate, an anonymous new dimension is created.

How To Reproduce

import iris
import iris.cube

print(iris.__version__)

cube = iris.cube.Cube(1)
coord = iris.coords.DimCoord(1, long_name="spam")
cube.add_aux_coord(coord)

The docstring doesn't show it

Oops wrong tag.

When there are no data available for a particular date range from IGRA2, it would be very helpful to the users to include the range of data that is actually found in the file. This will require actually calculating the min/max date, but we are already scanning through all of them so it shouldn't be too much more effort.

This keywoed appeared in IDL 8.5.2

@Jeanne-jw will work next days on that.

To do

• Climatological means of net primary productivity
• Sentinel-2 / Landsat example
• Integration with geemap
• Temporal smoothing (#31)

Complete

• Downloading MODIS imagery
• [Visualizing fire progressions from GOES-R hotspots](https://wxee.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It can be necessary to pull out the instrument sampling rate from data. In principle this should be easy but data gaps, instrument turn on/off, etc. can potentially frustrate this determination.

Describe the solution you'd like
It may be necessary for calc_res in utils.time to support different averaging methods for da

Right now we have both single and double backtick quotes for variables in our documentation and docstring. It renders the same way in GitHub markdown, but in sphinx it was different.

Even though we have moved to use JupyterBook to build the documentation, it seems still a good idea to make things consistent.

This is not a pressing issue, just wanted to keep a note of it.