Replace ampersand (&) with and

[atteggiani]

There are a few lines in which the ampersand (&) operator is used.
For example:

replace_landsurface/src/replace_landsurface_with_BARRA2R_IC.py

Lines 79 to 80 in cdb8734

	lonmin_index = np.argwhere( (lons > lonmin - adj) & (lons < lonmin + adj))[0][0]
	lonmax_index = np.argwhere( (lons > lonmax - adj) & (lons < lonmax + adj))[0][0]

From the code above, it looks like the intention for the ampersand is to connect two conditions with an AND operator.
However, in Python the AND operator is and, while the ampersand (&) is the bitwise AND operator.
More information on the difference between & and and in Python.

Even though in the case above even the ampersand would work, for clarity and preciseness, consider replacing the & with and when they are in place of an AND operator.