You can get up and running with OpenGHG within a few minutes by following our installation guide. Along with our range of tutorials you'll get OpenGHG installed using conda or pip, your own local data store setup and be able to retrieve data from archives such as ICOS and CEDA in no time.
Click here for our installation guide.We've created some video tutorials covering how to get setup with OpenGHG and some of the data standardisation, retrieval and plotting tools we've created. You can find the notebooks we use in these videos on our documentation page, and in our repository.
Click here for more tutorials.2025-08-29
Version 0.16.0 released – Added TCCON support, multi-file processing for standardisation, new data type schemas, unit tracking and conversion using pint-xarray, and various bug fixes and workflow improvements
For the full list of changes see our changelog.2025-07-02
Version 0.15.0 released – Enhanced resampling, footprint handling, modelled obs computation, ObjectStore management, tagging, and bug fixes.
For the full list of changes see our changelog.2022-05-19
This short video covers creating a Python virtual environment and installing OpenGHG into it.
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This short video covers creating a conda environment and installing OpenGHG.
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This short tutorial covers getting OpenGHG setup, retrieving some example data, standardising it and making a quick plot.
2022-05-20
Here we cover searching, search refinement and plotting using a function from our openghg.plotting submodule.
2022-05-20
In this tutorial we cover retrieving data from the ICOS Carbon Portal and the CEDA archive.