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Example notebooks | ||
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Example Gallery | ||
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tobac is provided with a set of Jupyter notebooks that show examples of the application of tobac for different types of datasets. | ||
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The notebooks can be found in the **examples** folder in the the repository. The necessary input data for these examples is avaliable on zenodo: | ||
www.zenodo.org/... | ||
and can be downloaded automatically by the Jupyter notebooks. | ||
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The examples currently include four different applications of tobac: | ||
1. Tracking of scattered convection based on vertical velocity and condensate mixing ratio for 3D cloud-resolving model output. | ||
2. Tracking of scattered convection based on surface precipitation from the same cloud-resolving model output | ||
3. Tracking of convective clouds based on outgoing longwave radiation (OLR) for convection-permitting model simulation output | ||
4. Tracking of convective clouds based on OLR in geostationary satellite retrievals. | ||
.. nbgallery:: | ||
:caption: Fundamentals of Detection and Tracking | ||
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Test Blob in 2D <examples4doc/Basics/Idealized-Case-1_Tracking-of-a-Test-Blob-in-2D> | ||
Two crossing Blobs <examples4doc/Basics/Idealized-Case-2_Two_crossing_Blobs.ipynb> | ||
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On Feature Detection: Part 1 <examples4doc/Basics/Methods-and-Parameters-for-Feature-Detection_Part_1.ipynb> | ||
On Feature Detection: Part 2 <examples4doc/Basics/Methods-and-Parameters-for-Feature-Detection_Part_2.ipynb> | ||
On Segmentation <examples4doc/Basics/Methods-and-Parameters-for-Segmentation.ipynb> | ||
On Linking <examples4doc/Basics/Methods-and-Parameters-for-Linking.ipynb> | ||
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The examples are based on the analyses presented in an article describing tobac that has been submitted to the journal GMD (Geophysical model development). | ||
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.. nbgallery:: | ||
:caption: Examples of Using *tobac* with Observations | ||
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OLR from GOES-13 Satellite <examples4doc/Example_OLR_Tracking_satellite/Example_OLR_Tracking_satellite> | ||
Combine Radar & Satellite <examples4doc/Example_Track_on_Radar_Segment_on_Satellite/Example_Track_on_Radar_Segment_on_Satellite> | ||
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.. nbgallery:: | ||
:caption: Examples of Using *tobac* with Model Data | ||
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WRF OLR <examples4doc/Example_OLR_Tracking_model/Example_OLR_Tracking_model> | ||
WRF Precip <examples4doc/Example_Precip_Tracking/Example_Precip_Tracking> | ||
WRF Updrafts <examples4doc/Example_Updraft_Tracking/Example_Updraft_Tracking> | ||
WRF Mesoscale Vorticity <examples4doc/Example_vorticity_tracking_model/Example_vorticity_tracking_model> | ||
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The notebooks can be found in the **examples** folder as part of the python package. The necessary input data for these examples is avaliable on zenodo and can be downloaded automatically by the Jupyter notebooks. |
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