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Ideally, we'd like to make sure that this repository has new raw data from ECMWF as soon as it's available. For at least a few dataset, Copernicus makes new data available on a daily cadence.
Implementation Notes
Let's modify our existing weather-dl scripts to try to ingest new data from CDS on on a cron via Github Actions. Here, we should modify the config on every run to extend it to the current date. This may require we modify the config parser of weather-dl a bit first google/weather-tools#267.
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I've already incorporated a similar functionality that facilitates data download within a "monthly span." Furthermore, I've successfully utilized the code from PR #36 to perform data downloads, and it worked flawlessly.
The data I downloaded using of the above script was found in the below directory: gs://gcp-public-data-arco-era5/raw/ERA5GRIB/HRES/Daily/2023/202305**_hres_**.grb2 gs://gcp-public-data-arco-era5/raw/ERA5GRIB/HRES/Month/2023/202305**_hres_**.grb2 gs://gcp-public-data-arco-era5/raw/date-variable-pressure_level/2023/07/* gs://gcp-public-data-arco-era5/raw/date-variable-single_level/2023/07/*
If everything looks good to you, shall we consider closing this issue?
Ideally, we'd like to make sure that this repository has new raw data from ECMWF as soon as it's available. For at least a few dataset, Copernicus makes new data available on a daily cadence.
Implementation Notes
Let's modify our existing
weather-dl
scripts to try to ingest new data from CDS on on a cron via Github Actions. Here, we should modify the config on every run to extend it to the current date. This may require we modify the config parser ofweather-dl
a bit first google/weather-tools#267.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: