Gallery¶
The gallery is divided into sections as described below. All entries show the code used to produce the example plot. Additionally there are links to download the code directly as source or as part of a jupyter notebook, these links are at the bottom of the page.
In order to successfully view the jupyter notebook locally so you may
experiment with the code you will need an environment setup with the
appropriate dependencies, see Installing for instructions.
Ensure that iris-sample-data is installed as it is used in the gallery.
Additionally ensure that you install jupyter. The command to install both
is:
conda install -c conda-forge iris-sample-data jupyter
Once you have downloaded the notebooks (bottom of each gallery page), you may start the jupyter notebook via:
jupyter notebook
If you wish to contribute to the gallery see the Gallery section of the Contributing to the Documentation.
General¶
Todo
css issue with the figures links? Not enough spacing under the “Figure X” imho - highligted in red using css but cannot work out how to adjust the spacing. Could remove the numbering but would then need to remove all the numfig references too.
Figure 2 Quickplot of a 2D Cube on a Map¶
Figure 3 Cross Section Plots¶
Figure 4 Multi-Line Temperature Profile Plot¶
Figure 5 Fitting a Polynomial¶
Figure 6 Rotated Pole Mapping¶
Figure 7 Test Data Showing Inset Plots¶
Figure 8 Applying a Filter to a Time-Series¶
Figure 10 Calculating a Custom Statistic¶
Figure 12 Plotting in Different Projections¶
Meteorology¶
Figure 14 Ionosphere Space Weather¶
Figure 16 Plotting Wind Direction Using Quiver¶
Figure 17 Plotting Wind Direction Using Barbs¶
Figure 19 Global Average Annual Temperature Plot¶
Figure 20 Seasonal Ensemble Model Plots¶
Figure 21 Global Average Annual Temperature Maps¶
Oceanography¶
Figure 22 Tri-Polar Grid Projected Plotting¶
Figure 24 Oceanographic Profiles and T-S Diagrams¶