Taylor Diagram

[andrebelem]

In a recently submitted work, I received a comment from a reviewer like this "your maps are excellent! It would be nice to keep the same graphic quality in the Taylor Diagram".

It's nice to know that maps made with GMT/PyGMT are immediately recognized for their quality. And while pythonic solutions for Taylor Diagram already exist, it would be very interesting to have something like this in GMT (for reference, this tutorial - https://cdat.llnl.gov/Jupyter-notebooks/vcs/Taylor_Diagrams/Taylor_Diagrams.html, although there are others. But this one clearly demonstrates how the construction is done) for its possible use via shell scripting.

I can help build and maintain if any of the more experienced developers are at the forefront. So I can also learn how this management is done.

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[seisman]

Perhaps we should transfer the issue to the upstream GMT repository instead and see if @PaulWessel or anyone else wants to implement it in GMT.

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[PaulWessel]

Best bet would be a seismologist with coding skills to take charge of this. It is too much for me to code up someone else's research needs, but I could help. Probably start with a copy of pspolar.c and make all the changes needed.

[andrebelem]

Nice. I'll check the code too. I'm going to try to pythonize something so that the workflow in C programming is clearer. It's been a while since I've programmed in C but they say it's like riding a bicycle. Hope so. :)

[joa-quim]

Don't think this will be implemented anytime soon, so I'm closing this.