Added Ecmwf CCSDS Decompression #66
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mpiannucci
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If you are happy with this, I'm ok to merge it once you merge main in |
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I'm fine as long as you're fine. Looks like you already merged main into this branch, thanks. Let me know if you need anything else from me. |
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Added the ability to decode ccsds compressed grib2 files, along the lines of eccodes and similar. I wrote a rust version of the libaec decoder used by the ecmwf and others, which I included in the ccsds.rs file. Let me know if I should make it into its own library. Also, included an ecmwf.ipynb file with a quick example, demonstrating the added capabilities.
The only library I added was bitflags, which is just handy for representations and making everything clearer, but it can probably be refactored without it if need-be.
Hopefully this is helpful!