New gravity time series and some other additions #37
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Add C0,0 for JPL GSM data to be able to compare them with CSR and GFZ
…nics into Reading_addition � Conflicts: � .gitignore � gravity_toolkit/grace_date.py � gravity_toolkit/grace_input_months.py � gravity_toolkit/harmonics.py � gravity_toolkit/read_CSR_monthly_6x1.py � gravity_toolkit/read_GRACE_harmonics.py
…val of the AOD1B data
…nics into Reading_addition � Conflicts: � gravity_toolkit/grace_date.py � gravity_toolkit/grace_input_months.py � gravity_toolkit/harmonics.py � gravity_toolkit/spatial.py
# Conflicts: # gravity_toolkit/grace_date.py # gravity_toolkit/grace_input_months.py # gravity_toolkit/read_SLR_CS2.py # gravity_toolkit/read_SLR_monthly_6x1.py # scripts/aod1b_geocenter.py
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feat: release monthly dealiasing (for CSR GAA etc) fix: inputs to AOD-corrected SLR geocenter coefficients
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…change information reference in the README
… differential rotation" GRL article
# Conflicts: # .gitignore # gravity_toolkit/gen_stokes.py # gravity_toolkit/grace_date.py # gravity_toolkit/grace_input_months.py # gravity_toolkit/harmonic_summation.py # gravity_toolkit/harmonics.py # gravity_toolkit/read_GRACE_harmonics.py # gravity_toolkit/read_SLR_C20.py # gravity_toolkit/read_SLR_geocenter.py # gravity_toolkit/spatial.py # gravity_toolkit/time.py # gravity_toolkit/units.py # requirements.txt # scripts/aod1b_geocenter.py # scripts/run_grace_date.py # setup.py
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This pull request follows a pull request on the geoid-toolkit repository.
I propose new reading functionality for other centers. I updated the reading of CNES data for releases 4 & 5. I add reading for GRAZ, COST-G and SWARM data. Information about all those data is available in the comments.
It might be interesting in the future to create a synchronization script for the data in the future.
I implemented C2,0 tide correction to compare the C2,0 series from differents centers with the same tide convention. This has been done following IERS conventions.
Debug /!\ aod1b_geocenter.py hasn't been updated for the new AOD1B releases. The code was still considering 6h interval between data even if this interval has been shortened to 3h now.
Also a small debug for the mean function of spatial.py.
I created a script to read JPL MASCON available on Tellus and convert them to spherical harmonics. For comparison on spherical harmonics.
I did some plotting functions for personal convenience. That includes spherical harmonics coefficient plotting, Fourier transforms plotting and finally, wavelets transform plotting.
For the robustness of those frequency plots, I created a function of gap-fill for the missing months. For now, it's only linear interpolation but I want to add a better gap-fill in the future.