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Arctic projection plotting routine #71
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Check out this function, You may also need to mask (subset) data outside the domain. |
Hi @NoraLoose, try switching and for mask, this usually works for me: |
Thanks so much for your quick responses! @Eddebbar, getting @matt-long, I tried the
Should the |
@NoraLoose, hmmm, not sure what that's from... do the interpolation patterns/stripes look something like this? (seems like it's contouring over NaN/land)
which seems to go away on my end with
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Sorry for not following up on your responses - I had dropped the ball on this issue for a while. @Eddebbar, thanks for your suggestion! Weirdly, this didn't solve the issue on my end. I ended up decreasing the latitudinal extent from [50, 90] to [82, 90] because that's all I needed for our tutorial. Not a general solution, but oh well. Thanks again for your help, @Eddebbar and @matt-long! Please feel free to close this issue. |
Does anybody have a python plotting routine that produces nice Arctic projections from CCSM POP2 model output, e.g., with cartopy's NorthPolarStereo or Orthographic projections?
My first attempt was:
but it seems that there are interpolation issues (probably related to the seam of the tripolar grid in the Arctic):
This is of course not an issue with pop-tools, but I am hoping that this is a good platform to ask if anyone has experience with this. 😃 Thanks!
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