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Amaroc 841 localized base height calculation (#137)
* AMAROC-835 add ceilo id query for base height calculation * AMAROC-835 request minimum amount of hits for base height calculation * AMAROC-841 localized cloud base height calculation * AMAROC-842 resolve version conflict * AMAROC-841 AMAROC-842 adapt changelog * AMAROC-841 raise warning if we do not filter but filter is set + adapt test * AMAROC-841 add documentation * AMAROC-841 fix doc referencing
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.. include:: ./substitutions.rst | ||
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.. _changes: | ||
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Scientific changes since v2.0.0 | ||
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The scientific documentation of Ampycloud v2.0.0 can be found | ||
`here <https://amt.copernicus.org/articles/17/4891/2024/>`_. In this page, we | ||
list all changes since v.2.0.0 that go beyond bugfixing, refactoring, patching, | ||
etc. and have an impact on the science of the algorithm. More detailed | ||
information on changes can be found in the `changelog <changelog>`. | ||
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v2.1.0: Enable ceilometer filtering for calculation of cloud base height | ||
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There might be situations, where it is beneficial to calculate the cloud base | ||
height from a subset of ceilometer hits reported by specific ceilometers. For | ||
example: | ||
- If the cloud height is supposed to be representative for a given location, but | ||
you still want to use as many ceilometers as possible to infer the amount. | ||
- If you use different ceilometer models and know that you want to calculate the | ||
height only from hits of a specific ceilometer model to avoid implementing | ||
complicated correction factors. | ||
To this end, the parameter ``CEILOS_FOR_BASE_HEIGHT_CALC`` was implemented in | ||
this version. The default value is an empty list. In order to activate the | ||
filtering, it is sufficient to enter the ceilometer IDs of the ceilos to keep | ||
for the base height calculation. |
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