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Fix for missing a grid cell at longitudes close to min_lon #1

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Fix for missed grid cell
billetd Feb 6, 2024
c70c9aa
Update gridding.py
billetd Feb 6, 2024
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Update gridding.py
billetd Mar 27, 2024
79fff6c
Fix for when min_lat and max_lat have too small a delta to grid
billetd Mar 28, 2024
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Update gridding.py
billetd Mar 28, 2024
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9 changes: 8 additions & 1 deletion src/geodarn/gridding.py
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Expand Up @@ -88,7 +88,14 @@ def create_grid_records(located, lat_min=50, lat_width=1.0, hemisphere='north'):
matching_points_lat = np.logical_and(lat < located.location[:, 1], located.location[:, 1] < lat + lat_width)
matching_indices_lat = np.argwhere(matching_points_lat)
lon_divs_for_lat = lon_divs[lat_idx[0]]
lon_indices = np.argwhere(np.logical_and(min_lon < lon_divs_for_lat, lon_divs_for_lat < max_lon))
lon_indices_temp = np.argwhere(np.logical_and(min_lon < lon_divs_for_lat, lon_divs_for_lat < max_lon))
if not lon_indices_temp.any():
# For when min_lat and max_lat have too small of a delta to grid
continue
if lon_indices_temp[0] != 0: # Just to be sure
lon_indices = np.append([lon_indices_temp[0].T-1], lon_indices_temp, axis=0)
if lon_indices_temp[-1] == len(lon_divs_for_lat) - 1:
lon_indices = lon_indices[0:-1]

# Loop through the longitude bins with data
for lon_idx in lon_indices:
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