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    "# Visualize Results of a GoMSS Nowcast Run\n",
    "\n",
    "A quick collection of plots of results from a 1 day GoMSS nowcast system run."
   ]

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from collections import OrderedDict

# Here's a possible data structure to hold constant values for the sites
# that we report ssh for. The outer dict has 2 keys: DFO and NOAA. Each of
# those keys has an OrderedDict as its value. OrderedDicts are defined by
# lists of key-value 2-tuples. Here the keys of the DFO OrderedDict are the
# names of the DFO sites, and the values are a dict of constant values.
# So, iterating over SITES['DFO'].items() will return the constants for
# Point Atkinson, Campbell River, and Victoria, in that order. The Campbell
# River extreme_ssh is accessed by SITES['DFO']['Campbell River']['extreme_ssh'].

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ncrcat -4 -L4 2014091000_00?_2.5km_360x300.nc ../NEMO-atmos/y2014m09d10.nc
ncrcat -4 -L4 -A ../NEMO-atmos/y2014m09d10.nc 2014091000_01?_2.5km_360x300.nc ../NEMO-atmos/y2014m09d10.nc
ncrcat -4 -L4 -A ../NEMO-atmos/y2014m09d10.nc 2014091000_02?_2.5km_360x300.nc ../NEMO-atmos/y2014m09d10.nc

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"""Example script to define and execute a series of Salish Sea NEMO model runs.
"""
from __future__ import absolute_import

import os

import salishsea_cmd.api


def main():

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Fortran namelist parser. Converts nameslists to python dictionaries.

Should be fairly robust. Cannot be used for verifying fortran namelists as it
is rather forgiving.

Error messages during parsing are kind of messy right now.

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import cStringIO
import requests
from xml.etree import cElementTree as ElementTree

url = 'http://climate.weather.gc.ca/climateData/bulkdata_e.html'
query = {
    # Spelling of keys is case-sensitive at the URL-processor end
    'timeframe': 1,
    'stationID': 6831,  # Sandheads
    'format': 'xml',