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MRPHarris/README.md

G'day! 👋

I research past and present climate change, mostly through ice cores, and mostly in/around Antarctica. I dabble in open-source software development (R and a sprinking of MATLAB) to help answer research questions.

Here's where to find me:

A large portion of my work to date has been related to the analysis of fluorescent organic matter (FOM) in ice cores, which was the core focus of my PhD, and has been the focus of a significant amount of my coding efforts.

I have also spent quite a bit of time running, and analysing outputs from, NOAA's HYSPLIT atmospheric trajectory model.

R packages (functional)

R packages (work-in-progress)

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  1. ERA5handlers ERA5handlers Public

    Simple functions for reading and analysing ERA5 reanalysis data from the Copernicus CDS

    R 1

  2. eemUtils eemUtils Public

    Various functions for working with EEM fluorescence data in R under the eemR/staRdom/EEM framework

    HTML 1 1

  3. lwia.r lwia.r Public

    Functions to parse data generated by the LGR Liquid Water Isotope Analyser (LWIA) post-analysis software program.

    R

  4. SampleQueue SampleQueue Public

    A file handling and processing framework for the Horiba Aqualog fluorometer sample queueing system

    R 1

  5. trajSpatial trajSpatial Public

    Spatial and temporal analysis of trajectory endpoint data from NOAA's HYSPLIT model

    R 2