EcRequests.jl interfaces the Ecmwf API to retrieve ECMWF meteorological data. It uses PyCall.jl to install the needed python client.
To install the package:
] add https://github.com/tcarion/EcRequests.jlTo be able to make requests to the ECMWF Web API, you will first need to create an account at ECMWF, and then follow the instructions to set up your API key. Then, you can create your request:
using EcRequests
request = EcRequest(
"stream" => "oper",
"levtype" => "sfc",
"param" => "165.128/41.128",
"dataset" => "interim",
"step" => "0",
"grid" => "0.75/0.75",
"time" => "00",
"date" => "2013-09-01/to/2013-09-30",
"type" => "an",
"class" => "ei",
"target" => "interim_2013-09-01to2013-09-30_00.grib"
)And then run it:
EcRequests.runmars(request)You can also read a file with the MARS syntax:
cat > my_request << EOF
retrieve,
stream=oper,
levtype=sfc,
param=165.128/41.128,
dataset=interim,
step=0,
grid=0.75/0.75,
time=00,
date=2013-09-01/to/2013-09-30,
type=an,
class=ei,
target="interim_2013-09-01to2013-09-30_00.grib"
EOFrequest = EcRequest("my_request")
OrderedCollections.OrderedDict{String, Any} with 11 entries:
"stream" => "oper"
"levtype" => "sfc"
"param" => "165.128/41.128"
"dataset" => "interim"
"step" => "0"
"grid" => "0.75/0.75"
"time" => "00"
"date" => "2013-09-01/to/2013-09-30"
"type" => "an"
"class" => "ei"
"target" => "\"interim_2013-09-01to2013-09-30_00.grib\""This package has not been developed by ECMWF people. If you're from ECMWF, don't hesitate to contact me and discuss about further improvement!