Current behaviour is to output all the figures as components of an HTML page, with things like the headings and keys being formed of separate png files and HTML components.
This is useful for insepection of the data interactively, but would be nice to output publication-quality figures using matplotlib + cartopy.
e.g. all the map output is actually stored like this:
First the figure title:
JULES GLOBAL BIAS
(actually a <h2> tag in HTML)
Then the image file jules_global_bias.png
Then the legend file legend_bias.png
All aranged with HTML <div>s etc:
<div class="child">
<center>MODEL MEAN</center>
<img src="JULES_global_timeint.png" id="timeint" alt="Data not available">
<center><img src="legend_timeint.png" id="leg" alt="Data not available"></center>
</div>
So what would actually be nice is a single figure with at least the Map + Legend + option to include title.
Current figures are written out in src/ILAMB/ConfIOMB.py modelPlots class, but the actual plotting methid is in the Variable class which is located in Variable.py
Current behaviour is to output all the figures as components of an HTML page, with things like the headings and keys being formed of separate png files and HTML components.
This is useful for insepection of the data interactively, but would be nice to output publication-quality figures using matplotlib + cartopy.
e.g. all the map output is actually stored like this:
First the figure title:
JULES GLOBAL BIAS
(actually a
<h2>
tag in HTML)Then the image file
jules_global_bias.png
Then the legend file
legend_bias.png
All aranged with HTML
<div>
s etc:So what would actually be nice is a single figure with at least the Map + Legend + option to include title.