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--- /dev/null Thu Jan 01 00:00:00 1970 +0000 +++ b/argo_getdata.py Tue Oct 22 15:55:13 2024 +0000 @@ -0,0 +1,191 @@ +# author: Marie Jossé + +# Python script + +############################# +# Argo data access # +############################# + +# Packages : argopy + + +# Load arguments +import argparse +import sys + +import argopy + +command_line_args = sys.argv[1:] + + +parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Retrieve argo Data") +# Add arguments + +parser.add_argument("--user", type=str, + help="User mode : standard, expert or research") +parser.add_argument("--cardinal_1", type=float, help="Longitude min") +parser.add_argument("--cardinal_2", type=float, help="Longitude max") +parser.add_argument("--cardinal_3", type=float, help="Latitude min") +parser.add_argument("--cardinal_4", type=float, help="Latitude max") +parser.add_argument("--pressure_1", type=float, help="Pressure min") +parser.add_argument("--pressure_2", type=float, help="Pressure max") +parser.add_argument("--date_1", type=str, help="Starting date") +parser.add_argument("--date_2", type=str, help="Ending date.") +parser.add_argument("--wmo", type=str, help="WMO: argo's identifier") +parser.add_argument("--profile", type=str, help="Number of profiles") +parser.add_argument("--params", type=str, help="List of bgc parameters") +parser.add_argument("--measured", type=str, help="List of bgc parameters") +parser.add_argument("--output_argo", type=str, help="Output data from argo") + +args = parser.parse_args(command_line_args) + + +# Parse the command line arguments + +print(args) +# Import data + +user = args.user +cardinal_1 = args.cardinal_1 +cardinal_2 = args.cardinal_2 +cardinal_3 = args.cardinal_3 +cardinal_4 = args.cardinal_4 +pressure_1 = args.pressure_1 +pressure_2 = args.pressure_2 +date_1 = args.date_1 +date_2 = args.date_2 +wmo = args.wmo +if wmo is not None: + wmo = list(map(int, wmo.split(","))) +profile = args.profile +if profile is not None: + profile = list(map(int, profile.split(","))) +params = args.params +if params is not None: + params = params.split(",") + if len(params) == 83: + params = "all" +measured = args.measured +if measured is not None: + measured = measured.split(",") + +# Let’s import the argopy data fetcher: + +###################### +# User mode # +###################### +# By default, +# all argopy data fetchers are set to work with a standard user mode. +# To change that + +argopy.set_options(mode=user) + +###################### +# Fetching Argo data # +###################### +# Data selection # + +# To access Argo data with a DataFetcher, +# you need to define how to select your data of interest. +# argopy provides 3 different data selection methods: + +argo_data = argopy.DataFetcher() + +# 🗺 For a space/time domain # + +if (cardinal_1 is not None): + mode = "region" + argo_data = argo_data.region([cardinal_1, cardinal_2, + cardinal_3, cardinal_4, + pressure_1, pressure_2, + date_1, date_2]) + +# ⚓ For one or more profiles # +# Use the fetcher access point argopy.DataFetcher.profile() +# to specify the float WMO platform number +# and the profile cycle number(s) to retrieve profiles for. +elif (wmo is not None and profile is not None): + argo_data = argo_data.profile(wmo, profile) + # can also be argo_data = argo_data.profile(6902755, [3, 12]) + mode = "profile" + +# 🤖 For one or more floats # +# If you know the Argo float unique identifier number called a WMO number +# you can use the fetcher access point DataFetcher.float() +# to specify one or more float WMO platform numbers to select. +else: + argo_data = argo_data.float(wmo) + # can also be argo_data = argo_data.float([6902746, 6902755]) + mode = "float" + +# Data sources # +# Let’s start with standard import: +# argopy.reset_options() +# Specify data source erddap, gdac or argovis + +# if (ftp != "") : + # argopy.set_options(src = "gdac", ftp = ftp) +# else : + # argopy.set_options(src = "erddap") + +# With remote, online data sources, +# it may happens that the data server is experiencing down time. +print(argopy.status()) + +# Dataset # +# Argo data are distributed as a single dataset. +# It is referenced at https://doi.org/10.17882/42182. +# But they are several Argo missions with specific files and parameters +# that need special handling by argopy, namely: +# - the core Argo Mission: from floats that measure temperature, +# salinity, pressure down to 2000m, +# - the Deep Argo Mission: from floats that measure temperature, +# salinity, pressure down to 6000m, +# - and the BGC-Argo Mission: from floats that measure temperature, +# salinity, pressure and oxygen, pH, nitrate, chlorophyll, +# backscatter, irradiance down to 2000m. +# You can choose between phy or bgc +if (params is None): + argopy.set_options(dataset="phy") +else: + argopy.set_options(dataset="bgc") + if (measured != ['None'] and measured is not None): + argo_data = argopy.DataFetcher(params=params, measured=measured) + if (mode == "region"): + argo_data = argo_data.region([cardinal_1, cardinal_2, + cardinal_3, cardinal_4, + pressure_1, pressure_2, + date_1, date_2]) + elif (mode == "profile"): + argo_data = argo_data.profile(wmo, profile) + else: + argo_data = argo_data.float(wmo) + else: + argo_data = argopy.DataFetcher(params=params, measured=None) + if (mode == "region"): + argo_data = argo_data.region([cardinal_1, cardinal_2, + cardinal_3, cardinal_4, + pressure_1, pressure_2, + date_1, date_2]) + elif (mode == "profile"): + argo_data = argo_data.profile(wmo, profile) + else: + argo_data = argo_data.float(wmo) + +# Data fetching # +# To fetch (i.e. access, download, format) Argo data, +# argopy provides the DataFetcher class. +# Several DataFetcher arguments exist to help you select the dataset, +# the data source and the user mode the most suited for your applications; +# and also to improve performances. + +# You define the selection of data you want to fetch +# with one of the DataFetcher methods: region, float or profile. +# 2 lines to download Argo data: import and fetch ! + +argo_data = argo_data.load().data +argo_data.to_netcdf("argo_data.nc") + +# argo_metadata = argo_data.to_index() + +print(argo_data)