How to download Climate Data From CDS Copernicus using Python (cdsapi package)

In this video, I show you step by step How to download Climate Data From CDS Copernicus using Python (cdsapi package).
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[@berenger9077]

Hi, I hope it helps! If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me in the comments section!

[@aaronchow4800]

So happy that you posted this tutorial online!

[@TriAtmaja1000]

Perfect!!! it works properly Thanks

[@berenger9077]

great to hear!

[@adrianhuerta2109]

thx for the video!

[@hurtadoorobioedwin2059]

Great!

[@ankitamaurya7062]

Thank you so much its useful for me 🤗

[@berenger9077]

Most welcome 😊.. I am glad it helped you!

[@ayushchaurasia7356]

Great,, It was helpful. Can you direct me , how to process it for specific area using shapefile/geojson..

[@solomiiakurchaba1706]

Hi, thanks for the video! - I am trying to run API request in Python but getting Connection Error. Maybe you know what can be the issue? - I also tried to download data directly from the web page - request is being added queued list and nothing happened afterwards. Is it ok?

[@Skarab27]

Hi, I don't know how to add a specific coordinate in the code, do you know how to do for? thank you

[@gusevans4104]

Dear Berenger, Thank for this indeed very helpful video! I tried to run the code in both Jupyter and Spyder, but I get errors (invalid syntax, etc.) in both cases. The errors are in relation to the first code line "conda install -c conda-forge cdsapi". I noticed that when you paste the "cdsapirc.txt" from your videos to your local disc, the file is already there (not in my case) and you simply delete the old and rename the new. Could this be the reason? Other than this I followed what you do step by step.

[@berenger9077]

Sorry for the late reply, but did you solve your issue??

[@zee8973]

same case. how did u solve it?

[@Tehnaga3]

Hi Berenger! Thx for uploading this vid! When I tried it (not via Jupyter but via the regular Anaconda Promt terminal), the file was not directly saved to my disk. In the "process completed" notification i received the location was displayed as a Hyperlink and I could then manually download the file in my browser. Is there any possibility to set the target directory for the download? (sorry, I'm a Python newbie) Great vid anyways!

[@berenger9077]

Hi Ron, I have not yet tried it via the terminal but at the end of the code I copy, if you watch again the video, you can set the destination to 'C:/Desktop /..filename.nc.' instead of '' 'download.nc'

[@berenger9077]

Please try that suggestion and let me know.

[@felipequimbaya9716]

Mr Berenger thank for this video. A question for Mr Berenger or some other participant. I run in Jupyter and Spyder, but I get an error: File "C: \ Users \ ASUS \ Anaconda3 \ lib \ site-packages \ cdsapi \ api.py", line 450, in _api raise Exception (error) Exception: 401 Authorization Required 401 Authorization Required nginx / 1.16.1 Can someone solve? Thanks in advance.

[@user-rc3fb9cp2t]

Hello!! My question is how appears the txt document suddenly on Local Disk after you saved it in video folder.

[@berenger9077]

I create a text document, I paste the text in it and I save it in my local folder. then I change the exction to .cdsacrapi. NOTICE there is a dot in the begining and another one in the end. Then I copy that file in my C:/ folder

[@Saptisunil]

Heyy ! How can i do the aggregate data like max, min and mean in cdsapi ?? Please help me and thanks in advance

[@berenger9077]

I don't think directly in there.. You have to do it in your software

[@janeroque8734]

Good video! is the same procedure working with Spyder?

[@berenger9077]

I don't know much about Spyder to be honest

[@goharshoukat3782]

Yup it works for Spyder as well.