Trying to explore time series of streafmlw over the murray-darling basin
In some circumstances if two locations are very nearby the on_click event does not return the exact coordinates that were sourced in the xarray data. The on_click event handler fails to locate the coordinates in the marker_info dictionary. For instance clicking on one of the markers for two stations very close:
The markers for these two stations are displaied apart with an arrow to the real location, to show them apart. However I suspect the event arguments are using the display coordinates, not the coordinates of the streamflow station.
I initially thought I had a case of duplicate lat/lon, but this is more complicated than this.
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Trying to explore time series of streafmlw over the murray-darling basin
In some circumstances if two locations are very nearby the on_click event does not return the exact coordinates that were sourced in the xarray data. The on_click event handler fails to locate the coordinates in the
marker_info
dictionary. For instance clicking on one of the markers for two stations very close:and the lat/lon are exact, not rounded approximations
the jupyter output console reports the exception:
The markers for these two stations are displaied apart with an arrow to the real location, to show them apart. However I suspect the event arguments are using the display coordinates, not the coordinates of the streamflow station.
I initially thought I had a case of duplicate lat/lon, but this is more complicated than this.