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Python toolkit for GEOS-Chem. Contains basic plotting scripts, plus the suite of GEOS-Chem benchmarking utilities.
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[FEATURE REQUEST] Add GCPy routines to plot 1-year model vs. observations #71

Closed yantosca closed 7 months ago

yantosca commented 4 years ago

Right now the only thing in the GCC vs. GCC 1-year benchmarks that are not plotted by GCPy are the model vs. observation plots. These continue to be plotted with very old IDL scripts.

We do not have a huge rush to add this new functionality in GCPy, but I am adding this as a feature request for documentation purposes (and as a reminder to add this in the future).

yantosca commented 4 years ago

NOTE: The previous feature request for 1-year benchmark output (https://github.com/geoschem/gcpy/issues/41) is now closed

jingqiumao commented 3 years ago

Is this feature currently available in GCPy?

msulprizio commented 3 years ago

@jingqiumao No. We're still currently using the IDL code at https://bitbucket.org/gcst/gc_1yr_benchmark/src/master/.

The idea was that the GCSC would discuss and contribute to a new set of model vs observation routines in Python. Mat Evans was leading the task, but I don't think there has been any discussion or development in several months.

yantosca commented 2 years ago

At the 21 Sep 2022 GCSC meeting, Lu Hu noted that Amy Christiansen is building a new climatology (10-years of ozonesonde data) that will likely allow us to retire the existing dataset. Hopefully this will also come with python code to plot the data vs. observations.

yantosca commented 1 year ago

At the 21 Sep 2022 GCSC meeting, Lu Hu noted that Amy Christiansen is building a new climatology (10-years of ozonesonde data) that will likely allow us to retire the existing dataset. Hopefully this will also come with python code to plot the data vs. observations.

NOTE: The plotting scripts that go with this dataset are in R, but we need them in Python.

jingqiumao commented 1 year ago

Thanks Bob! I am wondering if there is anyone who knows both R and Python can help with this. I chatted with Randall before but am not sure how we can proceed.

Jingqiu

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yantosca commented 11 months ago

PR #234 has added the capability to plot surface O3 concentrations vs. EBAS observations for 2019. We are awaiting work by @jinlx and @yantosca to incorporate code that will plot modeled O3 vs. sondes into GCPy.

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yantosca commented 7 months ago

Model vs. sonde plots have been added into GCPy. These will debut in the 14.4.0 1-year benchmarks.

We can close out this issue now.