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Incorporate all the CHELSA data sources #18
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I was thinking about the CHELSA futures for bioclim - we should maybe have a more complex type with fields for the scenario, model, and years range -- happy to work on this one as a proof of concept |
Currently we have I did something similar here with a more complex type, where the interval of the data can be Day/Month/Year and the values can be in raw values or deciles: https://github.com/cesaraustralia/RasterDataSources.jl/blob/master/src/alwb/alwb.jl#L19 But it was kind of an experiment with how to get nice syntax for specifying something this complicated, I was also thinking to use Symbol instead of types to specify Values or Deciles, and have a branch with that structure as well. The types can be useful for getting the path segments to construct the url/filepath (which I try to keep the same as much as possible). For the actual date period I've been using a https://github.com/cesaraustralia/RasterDataSources.jl/blob/master/src/alwb/alwb.jl#L88 I guess the division I've been loosely working with is the type object specifies which source, dataset, and some format options, and the other arguments like |
Chelsa has more than one model - there's the actual model, years, and the RCP used - I'm think about a way to convey all this as a type, as it's a good dozen combinations, I think, but it all comes down to building a standard url. |
That's what I mean, you can use a different type or symbol to select the model, where I have |
CHELSA has an interesting range of datasets https://chelsa-climate.org/
Future projections, whole 20th century weather data, and high res data sets for Europe could all be wrapped here.
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