A new version of OpenGHG, 0.2.0, has been released! This release accompanies the opening of the OpenGHG Hub. The Hub is a cloud based platform allowing you to use all of the functionality of OpenGHG on an easy to use cloud JupyterHub setup. We've created a number of cloud-specific tutorials for this release to help new users get setup and using the platform. If you'd like to get access to use the Hub please sign up using our registration form.
We're very happy to announce that version 0.1.0 of OpenGHG has been released to PyPI and conda. This release contains a lot of features such as data standardisation, comparison, analysis and plotting. It also allows you to retrieve and process NOAA Obspack data and pull data from the ICOS Carbon Portal and the CEDA archive. Click here for release notes.
As we ready the OpenGHG cloud you can try OpenGHG locally on your own computer. 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.