Refresh hfradar notebook

[ocefpaf]

Closes #316.

@MathewBiddle I tried to address the endpoint changes and the various options in the text. However, if we have some docs on those data, we could add a link to them as well.

PS: We do have 2 more archived notebooks that uses HF radar data. Should we try to un-archive those as well?

[ocefpaf]

There are many failures here due to network issues, but some are due to the environment update and syntax/feature deprecations. I will address those in another PR.

[MathewBiddle]

The notebook runs fine for me. I had to install dask, but that's because I'm on a new machine.

When you make the timeseries stick plot, would it be possible to pick one of the points in time to create a geospatial quiver plot to show some geospatial distribution? Or, would that require too much data over the wire?

PS: We do have 2 more archived notebooks that uses HF radar data. Should we try to un-archive those as well?

If we have other notebooks that could be updated, let's take a look and see what we can fix.

[MathewBiddle]

When reviewing the last quiver plot, I didn't notice where the actual arrows were. Is that the geospatial extent of these data? I expected it to fill most of the map, not just in the New Orleans area.

Maybe showing the 2 km product or adjusting the color scale for the arrows will help accentuate them in the map?

[MathewBiddle]

After digging a little bit (should have done that earlier) these are the only data available in the region and the coverage is what it is. So, I think this is good to merge for now.

[MathewBiddle]

Looks good!

[ocefpaf]

When reviewing the last quiver plot, I didn't notice where the actual arrows were. Is that the geospatial extent of these data? I expected it to fill most of the map, not just in the New Orleans area.

Maybe showing the 2 km product or adjusting the color scale for the arrows will help accentuate them in the map?

We had a bit more in the original notebook. Not sure where the rest went. BTW, after looking at this data that I had the idea of reviving the other ones as well. Maybe those will be better to showcase hfrdata.

[ocefpaf]

The notebook runs fine for me. I had to install dask, but that's because I'm on a new machine.

Dask is added in the environment in this PR. We did not had it before.

[MathewBiddle]

Looks like http://response.restoration.noaa.gov/oil-and-chemical-spills/significant-incidents/deepwater-horizon-oil-spill -> https://response.restoration.noaa.gov/oil-and-chemical-spills/significant-incidents/deepwater-horizon-oil-spill

[ocefpaf]

The redirection is working on my end. Did you find any issue? (I'll update the URL in the next PR regardless. Trying also fix some of the failing notebooks while at it.)

[MathewBiddle]

redirect works for me too. Wonder why Linkcheck is failing with it though

https://github.com/ioos/ioos_code_lab/actions/runs/25319067575/job/74223273024

[ocefpaf]

Connection timeouts can be transient, or maybe that site blocked requests from GitHub IPs. We'll know in the next PR when the direct URL will be used instead.

[ocefpaf]

BTW, the failure to publish the page is not related to that link. The Action that should push the pages did not run. Not sure why... Investigating.

[ocefpaf]

BTW, the failure to publish the page is not related to that link. The Action that should push the pages did not run. Not sure why... Investigating.

Oh! We moved to release based and we forgot. Minting a release in a moment.