Add GOES Dataset for Gen2#340
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Thank you for implementing this! The code looks good and I appreciate the testing scheme. Please resolve the merge conflict (just syncing multi_source.py to include the HRRR datasets) and then we can merge
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Description
The GOES dataset complies with the Gen2 data scheme and provides access to the Level 2 Cloud and Moisture Imagery product (MCMIP), which packages all GOES channels into a single file as either reflectance or brightness temperature.Features:
There might be some merge conflict with #332 on config/multi_source_data.yaml and credit/datasets/multi_source.py, so once that is merged, this PR can make additional adjustments.
Special thanks to @charlie-becker for extensive discussion throughout the development process.
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Closes #237
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