Added a Python notebook for importing and plotting OpenCTD data files. #36
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This example takes a CSV file and converts data to an Xarray Dataset object. Three helper functions are added. - import_file ingests a CSV file from a given filepath. - process_data computes additional data products like sea_water_practical_salinity and sea_water_density using the Gibbs-Seawater python package. - split_cast will split a cast into down/up using the max depth. Data are not cleaned in anyway. Future updates should consider implementing the gross range test for each variable before the additional data products are computed.
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This example takes a CSV file and converts data to an Xarray Dataset object. Three helper functions are added.
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Data are not cleaned in any way. Future updates should consider implementing the gross range test for each variable before the additional data products are computed.