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Automate cog transformation #228

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Summary: Create a DAG that would allow us to transform the dataset files with minimal effort.

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  • Create the Python scripts to fetch the data, transform the data into COGs, and push them to the S3 bucket
  • Create a DAG to automate the given process.
  • Test the process on multiple datasets

@SwordSaintLancelot SwordSaintLancelot self-assigned this Sep 9, 2024
@SwordSaintLancelot SwordSaintLancelot marked this pull request as ready for review September 10, 2024 16:58
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def tm54dvar_ch4flux_mask_monthgrid_v5_transformation(file_obj, name, nodata):
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i'm not sure about this. @amarouane-ABDELHAK let's discuss. we can't be putting ghg-specific things in generic veda repositories and vice versa.

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Make sense, I think these particular file can be in S3 (GHG S3 bucket)

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By particular file, do you mean the plugin python file? @amarouane-ABDELHAK

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Closing this because it is duplicating this work #236

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