Contents

• Home
  • Overview
  • Getting started
  • Bugs / New features
  • Developers
• Getting started
  • Prerequisites
  • Cloning the project
  • Running the tool the first time
  • Accessing the data
  • Providentia internal directories
  • Statistics
  • Launching the dashboard
  • Using a configuration file
  • Generating a report
  • Using Providentia backend functions
  • Interpolating your model data to observations
• Modes
  • Interpolation
  • Dashboard
  • Report
  • Download
  • Library
• Configuration
  • Configuration files
  • Configuration fields
  • Metadata fields
  • Command line configuration
• Colocation
  • Temporal colocation
  • Spatial colocation
• Filtering
  • Dashboard filtering
  • Metadata
  • QA flags
  • Multispecies filtering
  • Data coverage
  • Periods
  • Bounds
  • Calibration factor
• Forecast
  • Interpolation
  • Forecast options
• Plotting
  • Plot types and options
  • Plot customisation
• Statistics
  • Statistical modes
  • Dimensional reduction by plot type
  • Setting statistical mode / aggregation
  • Periodic statistics
  • Available statistical metrics
  • Basic statistics
  • Model bias statistics
• Other topics
  • Start downloading ECMWF data
  • Check ECMWF Download Status
  • Create your own data network
  • Available Species
  • Multispecies filtering
  • QA filtering
  • Redirecting output to a file
  • Topics on HPC
  • Saved file formats
  • Running on Windows
• FAQ
  • Providentia’s graphic interface appears distorted/magnified
  • ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘configargparse’ on workstations
  • salloc: error: x11_get_xauth: Could not retrieve magic cookie. Cannot use X11 forwarding.
  • Fatal error when cloning Providentia on HPC
  • HDF error on HPC
  • Unknown Miniconda3/23.9.0-0 on Nord4
  • Could not load the Qt platform plugin “xcb” on HPC
  • Could not load the Qt platform plugin “xcb” on local machine
  • Segmentation fault on Nord4
  • Why is data that I have already downloaded being redownloaded after upgrading to 3.0.0?
• Presentations
  • Training sessions
  • User meetings
  • Scientific or technical conferences and workshops
• Meet the team
  • Current team
  • Former team members
• History of Providentia
  • Visual Evolution
• Tips and tricks for developers
  • Migrate repository from Gitlab to Github
  • Run tests
  • Upload to PyPI
  • Check that all reports are created
  • Run Providentia inside Docker container
  • Create the docs for the first time and upload to readthedocs
  • Generate the docs
  • Create conda environments
  • Memory Profiling Code
  • Obtain Zenodo Filetrees