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Improve sub-plot titles #92

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golaz opened this issue Sep 26, 2017 · 1 comment
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Improve sub-plot titles #92

golaz opened this issue Sep 26, 2017 · 1 comment
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golaz commented Sep 26, 2017

ceres_ebaf_toa_v2 8-restom-ann-global

A couple of improvements to the sub-plot titles for model and observation:

  • Ability to specify a short name for the model instead of the full case name. The best place is probably the python parameter file.

  • Add climatology years for model data. This information is available from a global attribute in the climatology netcdf files generated by ncclimo, for example:

                :yrs_averaged = "61-70" ;
  • Add climatology years for obs data, also read from a global attribute in the netcdf file.

  • Ideally, the obs name should also come from a global attribute in the netCDF file rather than being specified in the json file. This will minimize the chance of future mistakes.

@chengzhuzhang chengzhuzhang added this to the To Do List milestone Nov 8, 2017
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For model names, it's basically done, #109

  1. added a new parameter 'short_test_name' for user defined model name, todo: update documentation to reflect this new parameter change.
  2. added 'year_averaged' to print out as part of the subtitle.

For observational data names, it depends on the processes of generating data. Will be done in a follow up fix.

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