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I am creating a 2D colourmesh plot from an iris cube with the following code import iris import iris.plot as iplt import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import cartopy.crs as ccrs NPS = ccrs....
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Below is the code block I'm using. I'd like to extend the ends of the color bar. With extend='both'. I can't find an ideal location that works. import matplotlib.colors as mcolors import iris.plot as ...
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I got a list of cubes and I would like to build Boxplot using python-iris. I loaded all files and I try using matplotlib... hadgem2 = iris.load_cube(CLIMDIR + '/prec_EN-22_HadGEM2-ES_aml_ts_init:2040-...
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I am trying to import Cube from iris.cube: from iris.cube import Cube but I keep receiving the message The kernel appears to have died. It will restart automatically. The same happens when I try to ...
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I am trying to do some calculation between two iris cubes (GRIB files), here it is what I'm trying to achieve: First cube: ERA5-Land dataset, downloaded from official site via cdsapi API routine, ...
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When I was trying to install scitools-iris, I received an error saying "Getting requirements to build wheel did not run successfully." I followed the installation directions in https://...
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Does anyone know how (if?) I can control the vmin and vmax of an Iris quickplot pcolormesh animation using iris.experimental.animate.animate? wind = iris.load_cube('/my/pp/file') cube_iter = wind....
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I am pretty new to using NetCDF Jules output files. I am trying to write a routine to create multiple plots visualising the output from my simulations. After reading in the cubes I have the following ...
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I am trying to understand why the following CMIP ocean model data file does not appear to load properly into iris. My understanding is that the variables for latitude and longitude should be mapped to ...
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Is there a similar function at iris to cf_xarray resample using mean? dataset.cf.resample(T="Y").mean()
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I am working on some climate data simulations for which I need conservative remapping algorithm. This algorithm is available in cf-python library. But cf python requires udunits2 package as one of its ...
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I have two sets of satellite data. For both sets, I have the pixel geometry (latitude and longitude of each corner of the pixel). I would like to regrid one set to the other. Thus, my goal is area-...
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I am trying to download the SciTools Iris package in Google Colab. I first use pip install, like so: !pip install scitools-iris And then import iris with: import iris however, this returns the error ...
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I have attempted to plot a line on my dataset at hr=2, however it changes my x axis scale by about 35 years for some reason. The dataset has 420 datapoints across 6 hours, hence the number in the ...
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So far my code to plot a a graph is like so: iplt.plot(pressure_no1, color='black') plt.xlabel('Time / hour of day') plt.ylabel('Atmospheric pressure / kPa') iplt.show() it is a 6 hour cube (although ...
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