Stephen Woodbridge

I changed the cmake command to ``cmake -DCMAKE_CXX_FLAGS=-std=c++11 ../`` which solved the above issue, but then failed with: ``` Step 7/9 : RUN cd /u/src/gdal-segment && mkdir build && cd...

OK, looks like I resolved this by changing the cmake line to: ``` cmake -DCMAKE_CXX_FLAGS="-std=c++11 -fopenmp" ../ &&\ ``` Updated the Docker file above to reflect the changes.

I have run into a few cases where this would be very desirable and the suggested workaround does not work for more complex cases. In my current case I have:...

Adding some good ideas that Steve L. shared via email: I'm not sure how big a deal this would be. One could implement as a list where you'd do: GROUP...

My 2 cents is to keep it simple, the expressions might be nice, but I think that is where it complicates the OWS code. If we just make it a...

Regarding generating the json file, the gfs data looks like: ``` >>> file.variables['lat'][0] masked_array(data=-90., mask=False, fill_value=1e+20) >>> file.variables['lat'][-1] masked_array(data=90., mask=False, fill_value=1e+20) >>> ``` the latitude values are ordered from -90...

@sakitam-fdd 1. Ahh, I thought that might be the case. I also figured out how to set them based on data in my grib. 2. Yes, so you pick the...

Here is my Python3 script to fetch and generate a wind json file: https://gist.github.com/woodbri/f763eef36c26fb6bfa07e447a01cf082 EDIT: updated script to flip data up/down so 90 > lat > -90 as this is...

Can you point out where in the code I can control the density of or number of particles that are displayed? And where to control the speed of the animation?...

I have been comparing https://windy.com using the GFS layer against the same data loaded into your animator and it seems that most of your animation is roughly rotated 90 deg...