[gradsusr] GrADS is on Github

[Brian Gaze]

Great to see GrADS on Github Jennifer!

Now what would really make my new year is new versions of GrADS also being
compiled for Windows. Is there any chance of that happening since OpenGrADS
doesn't seem to be updated regularly.

If there are any instructions for compiling GrADS on Windows I would be
happy to give it a try.

Thanks

Brian




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> From: "Adams, Jennifer M. (GSFC-610.2)[ADNET SYSTEMS INC]"
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> Hey, Everybody!
> To celebrate the new year, I want to let you know about the GrADS source
> code repository on GitHub: https://github.com/j-m-adams/GrADS
> This is where I will be maintaining GrADS from now on. (Old stuff still
> resides on the COLA web site and FTP server.) The ?master? branch begins
> with version 2.2.1. The ?dev? branch is where I?m adding new features. I
> have checked in a new module for the Python interface (called ?put?) that
> allows you to deposit data from Python into GrADS as a defined variable.
> I?m quite pleased with how GradsPy is working for me in my new position at
> NASA/GSFC; Python is the dominant programming language in my group and the
> data files I?m working with (Level2 swath data) cannot be read by GrADS
> directly. Two recent GES DISC news articles (here<
> https://disc.gsfc.nasa.gov/information/news?title=New%20Data%20Products%20and%20Capabilities%20in%20Level%202%20Subsetting%20Service>
> and here<
> https://disc.gsfc.nasa.gov/information/news?title=Subsetting%20capability%20added%20for%20OCO-2%20%22Lite%22%20files>)
> contain some examples of the graphics I?ve created using GradsPy.
> --Jennifer
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> Jennifer Miletta Adams
> ADNET Systems, Inc.
> NASA/GSFC, Code 610.2
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