Adding basic virtual zarr usage for harmonic parameters #109
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Summary
This branch aggregates all the work done on virtualizing the S1 sigma-nought dataset and using it in the flood-mapping workflow for calculation of harmonic parameters on-the-fly.
It is not yet integrated into the automatic workflows, but users may follow notebook 7 to understand how to use the virtual zarr to generate harmonic parameters and substitute this method for the one described in notebook 3.
The code used to generate the virtual zarr has also been included.
Related issue :
#8