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Hi @brorfred

I feel that originally this repo was going to be focused on the testbed and its documentation. The repo name could be changed later to reflect this better if needed.

But maybe we also want to discuss the scope of this repo? Maybe you chose ocean_clustering as your repo name because this is where you intend to put your clustering codes too? Maybe you hope that others would do that too? etc

This topic came up in a conversation with @christophernhill earlier today about Jupyter notebooks he may be working on in relation to this. I suggested to discuss this here first and maybe sending a PR later. Am linking to @muellsen @jacobbien @amishra-stats @robohyun66 @follettocean too in case they can weigh in on this discussion (what's Tom's profile name on GitHub?)

Lower the cutoff for valid Chl values to below 0.01. We are now losing data in the subtropical gyre.

The 1 degree resolution of the data called "Monthly climatologies (v0.2.5 alpha)" doesn't seem to exist; it results in a broken link.

Create source documentation for gridded data based on observations

I don't think 0.1 pre-alpha etc makes much sense (https://semver.org). Also, release, pre-release, and git tags are all supported so let's just use that maybe ?

Now, leading to the virtual meet, seems like a good time to transfer this repo to https://github.com/CBIOMES

@brorfred do you wan to do that?

It's pretty easy, takes a few clicks, although you just want to be careful -- it's all explained in https://help.github.com/en/github/administering-a-repository/transferring-a-repository in case you have never done this