The Regional Climate Analysis Tool (RCAT), is a tool to calculate and visualize weather and climate model statistics.
RCAT is an analysis tool primarily developed for analysis of regional climate models, but may also be used for global models as well. It's purely written in Python where we aim for a modular code in a functional style. The purpose is to get an efficient and structured way of collaboration within our model developers but also for non pythonists that want to use the tool for standard climate data analysis.
To get started, the most relevant reads (under docs) are:
For more information and tutorials see the documentation at Read the Docs
Many modules are included in the repo but some standard python modules are a prerequisite:
Bug reports, ideas, wishes are very welcome. Please report any issues using the links for Wiki and Issues.
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The Regional Climate Analysis Tool (RCAT), is a tool to calculate and visualize weather and climate model statistics.
We found that rcatool demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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