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View of a tropical cyclone from the ISS

View of hurricane Florence from the ISS

Credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

Dr. Stella Bourdin

Post-Doctoral Research Associate

Research theme

  • Climate physics

Sub department

  • Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics
stella.bourdin@physics.ox.ac.uk
Robert Hooke Building, room S36
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  • Code development (Python)
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CPyS : An efficient python code to compute Cyclone Phase Space (CPS) parameters

The Cyclone Phase Space (CPS), initially developed by Hart et al. (2003), is a useful and widespread framework for identifying different cyclone types.

I have developed a Python package which enables efficient computation of the CPS parameters from geopotential snapshots along cyclone tracks. The package is available on , and the code is published on .

This code is only recently made available publicly, and I am more than happy to receive feedback, suggestions for improvement, or any contribution to make it more flexible.

HuracanPy : A python package for manipulating track data

This is an ongoing initiative to try and build a flexible and robust python package to work with track data of any kind. The project is managed through this repository.

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