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@trexfeathers contributions to SciTools/iris#5740. #1
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Below is an example of using GeoVista to plot a low-res | ||
sample :attr:`~iris.cube.Cube.mesh` based :class:`~iris.cube.Cube`. For | ||
some truly spectacular visualisations of high-res data please see the | ||
GeoVista :external+geovista:doc:`generated/gallery/index`. |
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I have:
- Removed the example of plotting a very simple mesh
- Changed the global example to use a mesh that is more readily available to the docs builder and to users.
I originally hoped to make this a running example, rather than a static one, which necessitated the big changes. However @bjlittle tells me that is non-trivial where PyVista is concerned. I have still kept most of those changes since it is now easier for a user to replicate, and will be easier for us to iterate in future.
An Iris convenience for regional extraction is also provided: | ||
:func:`iris.experimental.geovista.region_extraction`; demonstrated | ||
below: |
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The functions we have written in #SciTools#5740 have made this example much simpler.
lib/iris/experimental/geovista.py
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Thanks @trexfeathers for this. Great work especially on the docstrings! |
iris.experimental.geovista
Click here for the rendered documentation