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Thalassa latest version #54
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Hi @saeed-moghimi-noaa. Indeed we are a bit late with the latest update. We will clean up the repo and push the latest version by the end of next week. |
@saeed-moghimi-noaa I updated the master. I still need to update README etc. Nevertheless, the "thalassa" name on pypi is used by a different project. So you can't install with Anyway, for now, I would suggest to (activate a virtualenv with python 3.8-10 and) use :
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Great! I will try. Please also see my note in the other issue on searvey+Thalassa example/HOWTO. Thanks |
Here is my report:
and I got this: × pip subprocess to install build dependencies did not run successfully. note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip. × pip subprocess to install build dependencies did not run successfully. note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip. ` Any idea what went wrong? |
Strange. I tried something similar before posting and it worked without errors. I tried the exact commands that you posted just now and it also works. Can you retry with |
see here: |
I am on Linux Subsystem for Windows. |
Can you please try to reinstall poetry with That being said, on my system I completely uninstalled poetry and it still worked without issues, but there might be some difference on WSL. PS. Practically speaking, you should almost always be using channel_priority: strict
channels:
- conda-forge |
here is what I did:
Here is the log: Cartopy is not getting installed. |
yeah, cartopy has additional binary dependencies. The specific error is:
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Seems working this time: |
Yeap. So this should be in the instructions:
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Hi @pmav99 For this adcirc files:
after renaming to test.nc Then I tried to investigate using ipynb file and I got this: I am working on an EC2 instance on AWS on a linux VS. Thanks, |
@saeed-moghimi-noaa please ignore the notebooks for now, they have not been updated. I will have a look at this adcirc file. Chances are that its format is somewhat different compared to the one you provided in #57 |
I am downloading the file but the bucket is 45GB so it will take some time |
@saeed-moghimi-noaa
and the UI should allow you to select the netcdf files. That being said the file from the S3 bucket cannot be properly visualized... but for that let's continue on #58 To close this ticket, please try to visualize the netcdf file you uploaded in #57. That one should work without problems. |
Would you please share with me the notebook that you showed the other time to interact with data directly? I have issue to get even the original data sets to show up on my side. I am running the Thalassa on an EC2 instance. Would be happy to share screen and show you what happens if you have time. I am also looking into Kerchunk and dask to see if I can speed up reading files with out downloading them. Thanks, |
@saeed-moghimi-noaa I assume we can close this now. If not feel free to re-open or open a new ticket. |
Hi @brey @pmav99
Would you please let me know the code location of the latest stable code that you are using? Folks in our side are getting interested to look into Thalassa.
Would it be possible to update the main at JRC repo? Does pip install grabs the final version?
Best,
-Saeed
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