Add support for DA monitor binary station data files #160
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Merge branch 'develop' into feature/stn-84
Clean up pycode issues
EdwardSafford-NOAA
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CoryMartin-NOAA,
ADCollard and
kevindougherty-noaa
Align station data datasets, filing in NaN for all missing values. Merge as per non-station datasets and we're golden.
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Description
Extend
data/mon_data_space.pyto support legacy DA monitor binary station data files. These are a binary files with a header on each observation record. The header includes the station data (station id, lat, lon, etc). The accompanying control file only indicates the variable information but does not include the number of observations. This can only be learned by reading the data file.This completes issue #84 .
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