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AtmosphereMap visualization: Replace scatter plot #5

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valentinaschueller opened this issue Sep 18, 2020 · 1 comment
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AtmosphereMap visualization: Replace scatter plot #5

valentinaschueller opened this issue Sep 18, 2020 · 1 comment
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Idea: a loop over latitudes and a call to pcolormesh for every latitude.
But first: Wait how OpenIFS NetCDF output is loaded by Iris.

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@valentinaschueller valentinaschueller changed the title AtmosphereMap Visualization: "self-written PColormesh" instead of Scatterplot AtmosphereMap visualization: Replace scatterplot Jan 20, 2023
@valentinaschueller valentinaschueller changed the title AtmosphereMap visualization: Replace scatterplot AtmosphereMap visualization: Replace scatter plot Jan 20, 2023
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We have the same issue with the NetCDF output as before with GRIB output: Iris is not able to load the grid in a structured way and we have kept on creating a scatter plot with the atmosphere output data. @JanStreffing suggested that we could try using Matplotlib's tricontourf(). This might be a good compromise between the scatter plot and writing (hacking) a custom plotting routine for this type of grid.

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