I use Python and R for climate projects.
This page tracks my active and "stable" repos, mostly stored within the Met Éireann github organisation.
I tend to code using Jupyter Notebooks in Python, and RStudio for R. I'm learning more about Flask and Shiny to make things more interactive.
| Project | Stack | Summary | Links | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CMIP6 Ireland | Python (Flask) | Takes CMIP6 data for Ireland and combines it with historical observations | Repo | 🚧 Active |
| Gridding Irish Temperatures | R | Plots Met Éireann's monthly temperature grids & Anomalies | Repo | 🚧 Active |
| Gridding Irish Rainfall | R | Plots Met Éireann's monthly rainfall grids & Anomalies | Repo | 🚧 Active |
| Temperature Graphs | Python | Creates interesting graphs of Irish temperatures and also some ERA5 ones too, includes swarmplots, climate pulse recration, monthly barcharts etc. | Repo | 🚧 Active |
| Wind Annual Summary Table | R | Creates a table of annual synoptic station wind information for use in annual climate reports | Repo | 🚧 Active |
| European Windstorm Catalogue Analysis | Python | Examining the European Windstorm Atlas to see if there's anything of interest in it | Repo to come | 🔎 Exploratory |
| Climatrend-Ireland | R (Shiny) | Interactive Temperature anomaly & Loess trend dashboard for Ireland | Repo | ✅ Stable |
| Trend-Ireland | R | A basic version of the Climatrend Shiny App which provides the code and functions to create pngs using the KNMI Loess method, not interactive. | Repo | ✅ Stable |
| Recompiling old code | C | Recompiling old C scripts to work with new climate normals | Repo | ✅ Stable |