0.1.3 new release

README.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# goes-py 
+# goes-py 0.1.3v 
 
  It's a free Python package to acess and get the dataset from GOES satellite next generation on Amazon Web Service(AWS)
 
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ But if you don't want to build the cloned repository, just use the pip on termin
 
  ### 3. Update the package:
 
-The goespy will have more new version in the future, so when this release comes. you need upgrade your package, so use this command on terminal.
+The goespy will have more new version in the future, so when this release comes. you need upgrade your package, so use this command on terminal. (new release 0.1.3v)
 
  > **pip install --upgrade goespy** 
  
@@ -42,11 +42,7 @@ The goespy will have more new version in the future, so when this release comes.
 
  ### 1. HOW TO get from ABI-sensors:
 
-<<<<<<< HEAD
-First open a file with the filename **firstexample.py** and put the next command on the top.
-=======
 First open a file with the filename **firstexample.py** and put the next command on header's script.
->>>>>>> origin
 
 > **from goespy.Downloader import ABI_Downloader**
 
@@ -73,29 +69,25 @@ Below do the initialization for these variable in your firstexample.py :
 >  bucket = 'noaa-goes16'
 
 >  year='2018'
-<<<<<<< HEAD
 
 > month='03'
 
 > day='22'
 
 > hour='12'
 
-=======
-
 > month='03'
 
 > day='22'
 
 > hour='12'
 
->>>>>>> origin
 > product='ABI-L2-CMIPF'
 
 > channel='C13'
 
-<<<<<<< HEAD
 Now, you can call the function, so write it on your **firstexample.py**:
+
 > ABI = ABI_Downloader(bucket,year,month,day,hour,product,channel)
 
 
@@ -105,7 +97,7 @@ And run the script
 
 wait for download to complete (you can see the progress)
 
-=======
+
 Now, you can call the function, so write it on your **firstexample.py** after you initialized the variables above:
 > ABI = ABI_Downloader(bucket,year,month,day,hour,product,channel)
 
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 wait for download to complete (you can see the progress)
 
->>>>>>> origin
 After the download to finishes, check your home directory (**Linux and mac OS X users**) and your dataset will be in a directory has the same name from the satellite used on bucket variable. In this case: **goes16**.
 
  ### 2. HOW TO get from GLM total lightning: