HighResCut 0.0.1 - First tests with "tas" variable

Before testing the pip installer for highrescut, tests were done by creating the conda environment manually, installing the necessary packages and dependencies through the environment.yml file. The settings were: name: highrescut channels: - conda-forge dependencies:

• jupyter==1.1.1
• cf-units==3.2.0
• cartopy==0.24.0
• rasterio==1.4.2
• pip==24.3.1
• eccodes==2.39.0
• cdo==2.4.4
• pip:
  • cdsapi==0.7.5
  • cdo==1.6.1
  • polytope-client==0.7.4
  • lxml==5.3.0
  • conflator==0.1.5
  • earthkit-data==0.11.3
  • earthkit-plots==0.2.7
  • earthkit-meteo==0.0.1
  • earthkit-regrid==0.3.0
  • ipykernel==6.29.5
  • ipython==8.30.0
  • healpy==1.18.0
  • esgf-pyclient==0.3.1
  • ecmwflibs==0.6.3
  • netcdf4==1.7.2
  • matplotlib==3.9.3
  • numpy==2.1.3
  • wget==3.2
  • xarray==2024.11.0 Nonetheless, the following libraries — although specified in the environment.yml file — required manual installation post environment setup, particularly those essential for accessing and downloading the Destination Earth dataset:
  • esgf-pyclient
  • polytope
  • cvxopt
  • cdsapi
  • wget
  • netCDF4 It is important to highlight the need to upgrade the profile access on the Destination Earth portal. Without this, it is not possible to access the datasets, and the upgrade may take a few days to occur.

Parallel tests were conducted using the 'old method' for the remapping and cutting steps (the scripts created before the completion of the first version of the library) in order to compare the errors involved in both methods. This made it possible to isolate the errors that appeared in both versions.