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Add new features to declarative syntax for gridded datasets #1248

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kgoebber opened this issue Dec 10, 2019 · 3 comments · Fixed by #1331
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Add new features to declarative syntax for gridded datasets #1248

kgoebber opened this issue Dec 10, 2019 · 3 comments · Fixed by #1331
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kgoebber commented Dec 10, 2019

There are a couple of small things that could be added to the declarative syntax to allow an even more robust experience for users for gridded datasets...

  • scale variables (e.g., vorticity)
  • specify colors for contours/filled contours instead of using cmap
  • multiple titles (e.g., left and right side)
  • convert units
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jthielen commented Dec 11, 2019

  • scale variables (e.g., vorticity)

If I'm interpreting this right (that this is #3), I'm not sure that this is a small thing, but it would be great to have! After xarray and unit integration is improved with v1.0, and the various CF-metadata improvements are added (#886 and the generalized versions of the WRF metadata helpers I still haven't gotten done yet), I'd like to try taking this on some time in the spring.

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Yes, to some extent it is similar to #3, but even if we had that, there would still be a need to scale. For example, vorticity is on the order of 10^-5, so a scale of 5 could be set to multiply the variable (whether native to the file or computed) by 10^{scale} to plot values that are more sensible.

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Still some things left to do here...

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