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"# Atmosphere Data Store (ADS) Tutorial"
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"This notebook provides you an introduction to the [Copernicus Atmosphere Data Store (ADS)](https://ads.atmosphere.copernicus.eu/) and gives you a practical example how to access and retrieve data from the ADS."
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"### Outline\n",
"* 1 - About\n",
"* 2 - CAMS data retrieval\n",
" * 2.1 - Access data interactively via the ADS web interface\n",
" * 2.2 - Access data programmatically with the CDS API\n",
" * 2.3 - Further resources\n",
"* 3 - Example: CAMS data request"
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Your requests
in the main menu, you can monitor the status of your data requests.~/.cdsapirc
file created, then you have to store your ADS key elsewhere. ./.adsapirc
and you can pass the key information to the client library explicitly. See the code cell below how to do this. area
and grid
. Per default, data is retrieved in GRIB
. If you wish to retrieve the data in netCDF
, you have to specify it by using the keyword argument format
.This project is licensed under APACHE License 2.0. | View on GitHub
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