earth-science

Is there a way to know when the imagery was collected? I assume sometime in the daylight hours, and probably recently(?) but I have no way of knowing by looking at the output and the associated image.

Can that output be put in the CLI output or some other metadata file that gets associated with the LC####### directory?

Description of the problem

The current documentation for grdimage includes an example that uses three grids as input:

To create an false color plot from the three grid files red.nc, green.nc, and blue.nc, with
linear scalin

As mentioned in this comment, this is a checklist to add inline code examples in the plotting module docstrings.

• basemap
• coast
• colorbar
• contour
• grd2cpt
• grdcontour
• grdimage
• grdview
• histogram
• image
• inset
• legend
• logo
• ma

📚 Documentation

A user suggested earlier today that it's not easy to discover the gallery in the docs because the userguide doesn't cross-reference to it at suitable points. This seems like an easy way to make the docs more useful, without mu

Description

Since Verde v2.0.0 the grid method of every gridder in Verde will not take the spacing, shape or region arguments.
They will not create the desired grid, but will be able to take the coordinates of a predefined regular grid (see #326 for more details).

Currently the [verde.project_grid](https://www.fatiando.org/verde/latest/_modules/verde/projections.html#project_g

Description of the desired feature:

Our forward models for the different geometries (points, prisms, tesseroids) allow to take multiple bodies as inputs, returning a single array as the resulting field generated by every one of these bodies on the computation points.
One of the properties of these forward models is their linearity: the resulting field for all the bodies should be equal to