BENR0

Results 28 issues of BENR0

This adds `_repr_html_` to the `AreaDefinition` class. In Jupyter notebooks therefore instead of a string a nicely formatted text is show together with a map overview (cartopy plot with borders...

If a geos area is sliced with the results of `get_area_slices` called with an area which is a subset of the area the resulting area is bigger than the subset...

## Feature Request **Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** Sometimes I just want to reproject an `AreaDefinition` e.g. use a different projection but keep the extent...

enhancement

#### Problem description This is not a technical but rather an optical problem. When an area definition is dumped using `create_areas_def` to yaml it for example looks like this: ```yaml...

While many users use Satpy in automated scripts in a more interactive workflow in Jupyter notebooks printing the Scene just outputs a concatenated list of the string representation of xarray...

Based on https://github.com/pytroll/pyresample/pull/450 this generates overviews for all `AreaDefinitions` included with Satpy and adds them to the resampling section. I noticed that a quite large number of `AreaDefinitions` are included...

enhancement

Adds the available_datasets method to the modis level 2 reader to get datasets of arbitrary modis level 2 product files which are not specified in the readers yaml file as...

enhancement
component:readers

This adds add area definition support for the cf reader. I fixed the tests and added a test area in geos projection as well as some preliminary assertions for testing...

enhancement
component:readers

Fixes the dtype of the data returned from bucket resampler being different from the input data dtype. The `get_sum`, `get_average` and `get_fractions` called in the `compute` method of the resampler...

**Describe the bug** Automatic conversion of remote files to FSFile objects introduced in #2096 breaks `pathlib.Path` support. **To Reproduce** For example ```python from satpy import Scene from pathlib import Path...