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- [Vertical Interpolation](#Vertical-interpolation)
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- [Write Grib2 files](#Grib2)
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- [Install and update NES inside Conda environment](#Conda-env)
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## Vertical interpolation
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## Install and update NES inside Conda environment
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NES can be installed in a Conda environment by following these steps:
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1. Load anaconda in your machine
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2. Activate your conda environment by doing `conda activate <your_environment_path>`
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3. Locate the `setup.py` file inside NES and do `python setup.py install`.
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This will install the current version of NES that is in the machine. If NES is updated, we also need to update it manually inside the Conda environment.
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1. Update the NES version in the machine used for the Conda environment, e.g. deploy the NES code there.
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2. Repeat the steps above for the installation.
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You can also check the complete [NES source code](https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/NES/-/blob/master/nes/nc_projections/default_nes.py#L2977) |
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