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Add Visualization #91
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Sounds great @Antimony5292, can you do this? |
Absolutely! I've developed a demo and plan to submit a proposal for the Google Summer of Code program based on this idea. I'm also open to considering alternative proposals for this project. If you have any ideas or suggestions, I'd love to hear them! |
Hi @Antimony5292. Cool idea! perhaps you could use our ICON global dataset to do this: https://huggingface.co/datasets/openclimatefix/dwd-icon-global/tree/main. It would be good to think about how this might differentiate from existing tools out there such as. https://www.windy.com/-Show---add-more-layers/overlays?solarpower,52.877,26.484,3 |
Hi @Antimony5292 this looks great, sorry ibe only just seen this. Would you like to do a PR to get this jupyternotebook into the main repo? |
It would be great to model the visualization on this ocean currents site and visualise the global (or UK) PV changes over the next 48 hours for use as well as to see trends.
Detailed Description
This would include adding a geographic map and plotting a heat map after predicting the PV values at each point on the map grid, superimposed on the geographic map.
Context
Users may want to see PV trends over the next period, or guidance on choosing an address for their site.
Possible Implementation
This seems to be easily done using the
matplotlib
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