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Paleopy

classes and methods to calculate and plot analog composites from a paleoclimate proxy or an ensemble of paleoclimate proxies


Installing paleopy

paleopy is written in pure python, and can be installed by running

python setup.py install

in the top-level directory

calling paleopy from a script


The `scripts` folder contains two scripts illustrating respectively how `paleopy` processes a *proxy* (`proxy_oper.py`) and an *ensemble of proxies* (`ensemble_oper.py`) from user input passed to the command line.
  • proxy_oper.py
→ ./proxy_oper.py --help
usage: proxy_oper.py [-h] [-dj DJSONS] [-pj PJSONS] [-pn PFNAME] [-o OPATH]
                     [-n SITENAME] [-t PROXY_TYPE] [-lon LON] [-lat LAT]
                     [-dset DATASET] [-var VARIABLE] [-s SEASON] [-val VALUE]
                     [-q QUALITATIVE] [-per PERIOD] [-clim CLIMATOLOGY]
                     [-an CALC_ANOMS] [-dt DETREND] [-a ASPECT] [-e ELEVATION]
                     [-dc DATING_CONVENTION] [-cal CALENDAR] [-ch CHRONOLOGY]
                     [-m MEASUREMENT]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -dj DJSONS, --djsons DJSONS
                        the path to the jsons files defining the paths and
                        parameters of each dataset
  -pj PJSONS, --pjsons PJSONS
                        the path where to save the individual proxy json files
  -pn PFNAME, --pfname PFNAME
                        the name of the JSON file containing the information
                        for a single proxy
  -o OPATH, --opath OPATH
                        the path where to save the figures
  -n SITENAME, --name SITENAME
                        the name of the site
  -t PROXY_TYPE, --type PROXY_TYPE
                        the type of proxy (coral, Tree-ring, etc)
  -lon LON, --longitude LON
                        the longitude (decimal degree) of the proxy site
  -lat LAT, --latitude LAT
                        the latitude (decimal degree) of the proxy site
  -dset DATASET, --dataset DATASET
                        the dataset to interrogate to draw the analog years
  -var VARIABLE, --variable VARIABLE
                        the variable in the dataset to interrogate to draw the
                        analog years
  -s SEASON, --season SEASON
                        the season to which the proxy is sensitive
  -val VALUE, --value VALUE
                        the value for the proxy: can be either a float or a
                        string, if a string, must be in
                        ['WB','B','N','A','WA'] and the `qualitative` flag
                        must be set to True
  -q QUALITATIVE, --qualitative QUALITATIVE
                        a flag indicating whether the value passed (see above)
                        is qualitative or not, default to False: i.e.
                        interpret the value as a float
  -per PERIOD, --period PERIOD
                        the period from which to draw the analog seasons
  -clim CLIMATOLOGY, --climatology CLIMATOLOGY
                        the climatological period with respect to which the
                        anomalies are calculated
  -an CALC_ANOMS, --calc_anoms CALC_ANOMS
                        True if the anomalies are calculated, False otherwise.
                        Default is True
  -dt DETREND, --detrend DETREND
                        True if the time-series need detrended, False
                        otherwise. Default is True
  -a ASPECT, --aspect ASPECT
                        the aspect (in degrees, from 0 to 360)
  -e ELEVATION, --elevation ELEVATION
                        the elevation (in meters)
  -dc DATING_CONVENTION, --dating DATING_CONVENTION
                        the dating convention
  -cal CALENDAR, --calendar CALENDAR
                        the calendar year
  -ch CHRONOLOGY, --chronology CHRONOLOGY
                        the chronology control (i.e. 14C, Historic,
                        Dendrochronology, etc)
  -m MEASUREMENT, --measurement MEASUREMENT
                        the proxy measurement type (e.g. width for tree rings)
  • ensemble_oper.py
→ ./ensemble_oper.py --help
usage: ensemble_oper.py [-h] [-dj DJSONS] [-j PJSONS] [-o OPATH] [-s SEASON]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -dj DJSONS, --djsons DJSONS
                        the path to the jsons files defining the paths and
                        parameters of each dataset
  -j PJSONS, --pjsons PJSONS
                        the directory containing the proxy json files
  -o OPATH, --opath OPATH
                        the directory in which to save the figures
  -s SEASON, --season SEASON
                        the season to consider: will be checked against the
                        individual proxies seasons

Jupyter notebooks examples

In the notebooks folder, you will find 4 Jupyter notebooks:

  • proxy.ipynb illustrates how a proxy (an individual proxy) class is instantiated and how the methods are called to process it, including the reconstruction of climate anomalies using the analog approach

  • ensemble.ipynb illustrates how an ensemble (i.e. a collection of proxies) class is instantiated, then how ones reconstructs climate anomalies using a network of proxies

  • WR.ipynb illustrates the reconstruction of Weather Regimes (WR) frequency anomalies from an instance of an ensemble class

  • indices.ipynb illustrates the reconstruction of anomalies for a set of climate indices (currently the SOI, NINO 3.4 SSTs, the SAM index and the IOD index)

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implements bases classes, methods and functions for PICT (Past Interpretation of Climate Tool)

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