Introduction: Temperature advection is a useful field for meteorologists and weather forecasters since it is an easy way to diagnose the dynamic state of the atmosphere. Plotted on a map, it is particularly useful for identifying frontal boundaries. In this blog...
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Quick Note about the future of GrADSaholic
Posted on 3:34 PM by Change One Mind with 5 comments
Quick Note:Since I started this blog in 2013 (mostly out of the monotony of post grad-school unemployment), I've been consistently surprised at just how much engagement it's gotten from the community. Even now, after several years of relative inactivity, this blog still has a consistent following and seems to serve a useful educational...
Python | Tutorial: Blue and Black Marble Aurora Figure using Background images and Day/Night Delimiter
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Introduction
One of the strengths of Python, and specifically Cartopy, is that it's pretty easy to combine many different datasets with varying geographic coordinates onto a single map. In this tutorial, I'll combine background "Blue and Black" marble images from NASA...
Python | Tutorial: Intro to Cartopy
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Introduction: There are currently two main Python libraries for plotting geographic data on map: Cartopy and Basemap. New users should use the Cartopy since support Cartopy will replace Basemap and support for Basemap is expected to wrap up in 2020. Therefore, this...
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