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.
Version 0.6.2 of OpenGHG brings a fix for incorrect object store paths being loaded in from JSON For the full list of changes see our changelog.
Version 0.6.1 of OpenGHG brings some bug fixes for metadata handling with multiple object stores and the storage of high time resolution footprints For the full list of changes see our changelog.
Today we release version 0.6.0 of OpenGHG. This release contains a number of new features including multiple object store support and an updated data management tool For the full list of changes see our changelog.
With the release of version 0.5.1 of OpenGHG we've made some fixes to our NOAA ObsPack retrieval tutorial, install the latest version of OpenGHG from PyPI or conda today. Try the OpenGHG ObsPack tutorial.
Today we release version 0.5.1 of OpenGHG. This release contains fixes for bugs in some of our standardisation code and our NOAA ObsPack retrieval functionality. For the full list of changes see our changelog.
Today we release version 0.5.0 of OpenGHG. This release comes with new features and fixes. These include the ability to add EDGAR data to the object store, new ways of searching and storing emissions data, two new tutorials and an OpenGHG command line interface to help you get setup quickly. For the full list of changes see our changelog.