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There are two essential components in NASAPrecipitation.jl
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* A NASA precipitation dataset of interest (i.e., a NASAPrecipitationDataset `npd`)
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* A geographic region of interest (i.e., a GeoRegion `geo`)
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With these two components, you can perform the following actions:
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* Download data of interest using `download(npd,geo)`
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* Perform basic analysis on the data using `analysis(npd,geo)`
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* Manipulate the data (e.g., spatiotemporal smoothing using `smooth(npd,geo,...)`)
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## The `NASAPrecipitationDataset` Type
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All `NASAPrecipitationDataset` types _(except for the Dummy types)_ contain the following information:
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*`start` - The beginning of the date-range of our data of interest
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*`stop` - The end of the date-range of our data of interest
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*`path` - The data directory in which our dataset is saved into
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```@docs
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NASAPrecipitation.NASAPrecipitationDataset
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```
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## The `AbstractGeoRegion` Type
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A `GeoRegion` defines the geometry/geometries of geograhical region(s) of interest. See the [documentation of GeoRegions.jl](https://georegionsecosystem.github.io/GeoRegions.jl/dev/georegions) for more information.
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