Not sure how easy this is in GMT/PyGMT but I'm thinking it will be best to mask out strain rate tensors over water, even though in some cases it might be interesting to see them. I'm finding in areas with a large amount of water (i.e. Hispaniola) we're getting unrealistic strain tensors well offshore. Maybe we can figure out a way to only plot them within a buffer distance of shore or something.
Fixed in commit 785fbea. FYI I needed to upgrade PYGMT on the conda environment to get grdlandmask function; probably a good idea every once in a while. I used:
'conda install pygmt --update-all'
Not sure how easy this is in GMT/PyGMT but I'm thinking it will be best to mask out strain rate tensors over water, even though in some cases it might be interesting to see them. I'm finding in areas with a large amount of water (i.e. Hispaniola) we're getting unrealistic strain tensors well offshore. Maybe we can figure out a way to only plot them within a buffer distance of shore or something.