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@mickwelli Kindly review the sentinel 3 loading notebook. |
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Hi @nanaboamah89 thanks for the documentation and work on the notebook. I've made the following changes:
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@mickwelli I reviewed the changes, and everything looks good on my end. Thanks!
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This dataset notebook is well presented and structured with clear examples. Please check the extra S3 in "Loading Sentinel 3 Sentinel-3 OLCI Data"
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[ ]with[x]to check off)Load packagesGeneral advice)jupyterlab_code_formattertool can be used to format code cells to a consistent style: select each code cell, then clickEditand then one of theApply X Formatteroptions (YAPForBlackare recommended)