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- Add 1d, 1w, 20d sample files for CML, PWS, and ASOS - Add notebooks: create, analyze, and ASOS processing - Add openmesh_data_io.py and ws_opensense_conversion.py helpers - Add README for OpenMesh folder - Update main README with available datasets - Gitignore notebooks/data/ (raw downloads, not tracked) - Remove previously tracked data files from git
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Thanks for the contribution @drorjac! Data and notebooks look good on a first glance. One note: one plotting cell shows an error in analyze_OpenMesh_data.ipynb. Otherwise this could be merged here and integrated into the poligrain example notebooks. |
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For reference, this is the PR where the implementation for getting OpenRainER example data in |
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Add the OpenMesh dataset examples with OpenSense format, including wireless microwave links, personal weather station (PWS), and ASOS reference station example files, along with notebooks demonstrating data access and analysis with opensense packages.