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Since getting laid off in October, I’ve been using some unexpected downtime to focus on professional development and add new skills to my resume One area I really wanted to improve on was getting more comfortable automating repetitive tasks through coding, with the help of large language model 2/5

Here’s the workflow I used to create this animation πŸ‘‡ 1️⃣ Developed script # 1 with an LLM to automatically download ~800 NetCDF files from the web πŸ’» 2️⃣ Developed script # 2 to batch-load all NetCDFs (with a specific layer) into QGIS πŸ—ΊοΈ 3️⃣ Symbolized the layers 🎨 3/5

4️⃣ Developed script # 3 to batch-export each NetCDF to its own PNG, plus all base layers as a single PNG πŸ“€ 5️⃣ Batch-imported all PNGs into Adobe Photoshop πŸ“· 6️⃣ Added text, labels, and a legend in Photoshop ✏️ 7️⃣ Developed script # 4 to batch-export each frame with text and legend applied πŸ“€ 4/5

8️⃣ Used IrfanView to batch-rename frames into frame_0001, frame_0002, etc. (Preferred format for Adobe Premiere Pro) πŸ”’ 9️⃣ Used Adobe Premiere Pro to create the frame animation and export an MP4 🎬 πŸ“Š 107 GB 🧰 4 softwares πŸ“ ~6,000 files later…...an animation was born! 5/5

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