Great news! Here’s an RRFS file opened in RasterScope, adding one more way to quickly explore the new dataset. Showing 2 m temperature over the 13 km North America grid with 500 hPa geopotential height overlaid.
#RRFS #wxsky

Also:

- WRF time steps correctly displayed
- Many interface tweaks and quality of life improvements

What should we add next?

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RasterScope 1.1 is out!

Our macOS app for quick inspections of geo-raster data (NetCDF, GRIB, etc.) now has:

- Discrete colour scales for heatmaps
- Polygon overlays
- Faster GRIB loading (a year of hourly ERA5…)
- Much faster time series and vertical profile charts

#Meteorology #AirQuality

Yet another TestFlight build for RasterScope.
This one has a quality of life improvement: the Info Variable window is now a UtilityWindow that can be left open next to the main window.
This is useful for datasets with a very large set of variables (think of WRF).

#WRF #Geospatial #RasterScope

We are looking for beta testers!

RasterScope is a Mac app for quick, exploratory looks at geo-referenced raster data: NetCDF, GRIB, GeoTIFF, etc.
We built it mainly for air quality and meteorological model outputs, but it may be useful in other fields too.

#NetCDF #AirQuality #raster

More about RasterScope: rasterscope.simularia.it

We have TestFlight seats to try new beta releases and address new developments. DM me if interested.

Reposts are welcome, especially if you know someone who works with this kind of data on a Mac.

Hi, I'm Giuseppe Carlino, a theoretical physicist who has been working on air quality modelling for many years at Simularia.
I recently developed RasterScope, a native macOS app for exploring geo-referenced raster data (NetCDF, GRIB, HDF5).