A tool for emulating geophysical datasets including (but not limited to!) Earth System Models.
While excellent tools exist for regression and emulation, and similarly for efficient calibration, there isn't a single package that makes it easy for Earth scientists to emulate and calibrate their models. ESEm provides a simple interface to do so, with a thin wrapper around familiar emulation engines and efficient sampling tools.
ESEm uses Iris Cubes to retain useful geophysical information about the data being emulated and also streamlines the typical task of co-locating models and observations for comparison using CIS.
These tasks aren't just restricted to emulating and calibrating models though and can be used in any situation where regression of Earth system data is needed.
Detailed instructions and example notebooks can be found in our official doccumentation at https://esem.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
If you use ESEm in your research please be sure to cite our paper: [Coming soon!]
Contributions to ESEm of any size are very welcome, please see our Contributing page for more details.
- Ask general installation and usage questions ("How do I?") in our Discussions tab.
- Report bugs and suggest features in the Issues tab
Copyright 2019-2021 Duncan Watson-Parris
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