Adding the ability to use copernicusmarine datasets - #79
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…mising. To run on colab to see speed difference, and turn into a constructor!
…eems to work quite nicely!
…rmation is provided)
…aving "modelLongitude" or "modellatitude" as column names
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@VeckoTheGecko when you get the chance, would you mind updating the environment to require |
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In this pull request, we include a new ability to construct fieldsets using the
copernicusmarinetoolkit. This drastically opens up the potential ofplasticparcels, as users may no longer need to download and store hydrodynamic, wind, wave, and biogeochemical data locally.