Dictionaries method

[mrchristian]

I've written up the 'dictionaries method' as best I can, I'm sure it's full of holes, but hopefully not too far off.

https://gist.github.com/mrchristian/6e2ec8762bd86c7adc473b0093a6aaf2

Now I'll move onto a simple description of the workflow, at least enough to give us a skeleton and for reader to get an idea of what to expect

[petermr]

Great One typo Ocr should be ock I think Can we talk this morning? Thanks

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[mrchristian]

Hi P, Yep I’m around, I think we could use the Google Hangouts address we have that we used last time. ATK S From: petermr [mailto:notifications@github.com] Sent: Tuesday, October 8, 2019 9:10 AM To: petermr/climate Cc: Worthington, Simon; Author Subject: Re: [petermr/climate] Dictionaries method (#26) Great One typo Ocr should be ock I think Can we talk this morning? Thanks

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[mrchristian]

Dictionaries file update to link to instructions, I'll push to repo /docs later this evening when on my machine that is working with GitHub I seem to have totally messed things up on my brick like Win box. Dictionary file here https://gist.github.com/mrchristian/6e2ec8762bd86c7adc473b0093a6aaf2