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# IOOS System Test - Theme 2 - Exteme Events | ||
# IOOS System Test - Theme 2 - Extreme Events | ||
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The Extreme Events theme, as its name suggests, focuses on the analysis of data related to events that produce extreme adverse effects across a geographic area. Possible topics within this theme may include, but not be limited to, the following: |
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# IOOS System Test - Theme 2 - Exteme Events | ||
# IOOS System Test - Theme 2 - Extreme Events | ||
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## Scenario 2A - Coastal Inundation | ||
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### Requirements | ||
As a severe storm is approaching the U.S. East Coast which will result in inundation, flooding, and wind damage over an extensive area. Coastal emergency managers must prepare for and respond to flooding as well as plan and implement evacuations. Emergency managers, forecasters, and researchers currently rely on a number of data sources to do their work, including observations and forecast models: | ||
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1. Using `pip` | ||
```bash | ||
pip install -r pip-requirements.txt | ||
pip install git+https://github.com/wrobstory/folium.git#egg=folium | ||
pip install git+https://github.com/SciTools/cartopy.git@v0.10.0 | ||
pip install git+https://github.com/SciTools/iris.git@v1.6.1 | ||
``` | ||
* Forecasters are interested to know how federal and non-federal models compare to observed waves, river flows, and water levels, throughout the storm. | ||
* Coastal emergency managers use inundation and flood data to identify where first responders should dedicate resources. | ||
* After the storm, researchers want to compare observed data to modeled data to identify model shortcomings and areas of improvement, as well as to quality control observing systems. | ||
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2. Using `conda` | ||
```bash | ||
conda install --file conda-requirements.txt | ||
conda install -c https://conda.binstar.org/rsignell iris=v1.6.2_RPS | ||
``` | ||
If you are using environments within conda, be sure to specify it | ||
```bash | ||
conda install -n yourenvname --file conda-requirements.txt | ||
conda install -n yourenvname -c https://conda.binstar.org/rsignell iris=v1.6.2_RPS | ||
``` | ||
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### Helper methods | ||
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Some helper functions have been abstracted into the file called `utilities.py` | ||
so the IPython notebook can maintain a certain degree of readability. | ||
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**Note:** If your HDF5 and/or NETCDF4 libraries are in uncommon locations, you | ||
may need to specify the paths when installing netCDF4. | ||
```bash | ||
HDF5_DIR=/your/path/to/hdf5 NETCDF4_DIR=/your/path/to/netcdf4 PIP_OR_CONDA_INSTALL_COMMAND | ||
``` | ||
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**Note:** If your `gdal-config` binary is in an uncommon location, you may need | ||
to specify the path when installing. | ||
```bash | ||
PATH=/your/path/to/gdal/bin:$PATH PIP_OR_CONDA_INSTALL_COMMAND | ||
``` | ||
The ability to quickly and easily integrate these complementary datasets and predictions into visualizations and analyses will help emergency managers and responders improve their ability to forecast, prepare for and respond to coastal storms. |
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# IOOS System Test - Theme 2 - Exteme Events | ||
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## Scenario 2A - Coastal Inundation | ||
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### Extreme Value Analysis - Inundation | ||
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#### Requirements | ||
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1. Using `pip` | ||
```bash | ||
pip install -r pip-requirements.txt | ||
pip install git+https://github.com/wrobstory/folium.git#egg=folium | ||
pip install git+https://github.com/SciTools/cartopy.git@v0.10.0 | ||
pip install git+https://github.com/SciTools/iris.git@v1.6.1 | ||
``` | ||
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2. Using `conda` | ||
```bash | ||
conda install --file conda-requirements.txt | ||
conda install -c https://conda.binstar.org/rsignell iris=v1.6.2_RPS | ||
``` | ||
If you are using environments within conda, be sure to specify it | ||
```bash | ||
conda install -n yourenvname --file conda-requirements.txt | ||
conda install -n yourenvname -c https://conda.binstar.org/rsignell iris=v1.6.2_RPS | ||
``` | ||
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#### Helper methods | ||
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Some helper functions have been abstracted into the file called `utilities.py` | ||
so the IPython notebook can maintain a certain degree of readability. | ||
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**Note:** If your HDF5 and/or NETCDF4 libraries are in uncommon locations, you | ||
may need to specify the paths when installing netCDF4. | ||
```bash | ||
HDF5_DIR=/your/path/to/hdf5 NETCDF4_DIR=/your/path/to/netcdf4 PIP_OR_CONDA_INSTALL_COMMAND | ||
``` | ||
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**Note:** If your `gdal-config` binary is in an uncommon location, you may need | ||
to specify the path when installing. | ||
```bash | ||
PATH=/your/path/to/gdal/bin:$PATH PIP_OR_CONDA_INSTALL_COMMAND | ||
``` |
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numpy | ||
matplotlib | ||
OWSLib | ||
netCDF4 | ||
lxml | ||
pyoos | ||
git+https://github.com/wrobstory/folium.git#egg=folium | ||
cython | ||
pyshp | ||
Pillow | ||
cartopy | ||
pyke |
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OWSLib | ||
netCDF4 | ||
lxml | ||
pyoos | ||
pyshp | ||
Pillow | ||
pyke | ||
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biggus | ||
prettyplotlib |
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