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IBTrACS: Tropical cyclone best track data #161
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I have already developed a quite long and well thought routine to process IbTracs dataset and I was considering adding it to the package at some point in time. I can add more information in a couple of days as soon as I get back to my private laptop. |
Ah. Already found the scripts See here and here. If I recall well the routine was based on the idea of converting the line data from ibtracs to polygons (areas) which are likely affected by a hurricane depending on the wind strength. Maybe try this out and check the results. For me it looks quite good (subjectively judged). |
Hi @Jo-Schie , the links are dead. Could you please share again these snippets? I will work again on this soon. |
Yes. that repo was put on private again. I added now a new branch to mapme.indicators. Maybe you want to try out to add the ressource there? The scripts are in this folder. They start with the prefix "old_" If you do not pretend to add it to the package just download the files and I can delete the branch again. pinging @goergen95 fyi. |
From the dataset website:
https://climatedataguide.ucar.edu/climate-data/ibtracs-tropical-cyclone-best-track-data
A use case would be to factor in this kind of covariate into PA impact evaluations (like droughts, rainfalls, or fires). I will expand this description later. Reactions from colleagues are welcome.
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