
doi: 10.1002/gdj3.70034
ABSTRACT Integrated Global Radiosonde Archive Toolkit (IGRAT) is a software that allows users to process data from the Integrated Global Radiosonde Archive. The archive provides global radiosonde observations in a text‐based format that requires additional manipulation to make it suitable for analysis. IGRAT provides an easy‐to‐use set of tools to streamline this preprocessing step, allowing users to readily visualise temporal and spatial patterns, plot atmospheric profiles, and export processed data sets in the more standard formats. IGRAT is accessible through a Python library and web interface, and users can adopt it to their preferred workflow. IGRAT significantly reduces preprocessing time before analysis, making it suitable for applications in climate research, meteorology and atmospheric sciences. IGRAT is fully open‐source, allowing the community to make contributions as well as modify IGRAT for personal use.
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