Dorschel et al. (2022)
https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-022-01366-7
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This repository contains all scripts that were used in the creation of the manuscript and the analysis contained therein. This repository contains all scripts used in the main work flow (SEAHORSE) in an abstracted form. This means that you will not be able to use it as is - SEAHORSE is heavily adapted to work seamlessly in our HPC ecosystem. You might use it as a template to create your own derivative of the work flow.
This repository also contains the comparison between IBCSO v2 and IBCSO v1 / SRTM15+ v2.2. These can be run using the Python and R scripts. However, since the data creation requires intensive processing of large tables, we implemented an HPC solution. The Python functions can be run separately to create the required data sets for the visualization though.
This repository contains the following folders:
- SEAHORSE
- all
shell
,srun
andpython
scripts used in the main work flow (SEAHORSE) to create a gridded map from xyz files
- all
- COMPARISON
- contains the scripts for both comparisons in the paper:
- discrepancy map of sub areas
- comparison between IBCSO v2 and IBCSO v1 / SRTM15+ v2.2
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