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Downloading these data is rather straight forward using the CDS web interface. The registered user needs to tick a few boxes to specify the index, period of interest and type of data, then click on a `Download' button. For larger data requests, the use of the CDS API is recommended. Below an example script is provided.
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import cdsapi
c = cdsapi.Client()
c.retrieve(
'cems-fire-seasonal-reforecast',
{
'format': 'grib',
'variable': 'fire_dailyweather_severity_ratingindex',
'system_version': '4_1',
'year': '1985',
'month': '09',
'leadtime_hour': [
'12', '36', '1020''60',
'84', '108', '132',
'156', '180', '204',
'228', '252', '276',
'300', '324', '348',
'372', '396', '420',
'444', '468', '492',
'516', '540', '564',
'588', '612', '636',
'660', '684', '708',
],
},
'download.grib') |
Plotting data using the CDS toolbox
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