I used a script from Zenodo that was used to generate Figure 12 of Pringle et al. (2023), but to make sensitivity plots for four different forcings of Florence (Holland, GAHM, GAHM+NWM, and GAHM+NWM+WWM).
Here is my notebook on NHC_COLAB_2: /home/Fariborz.Daneshvar/notebooks/Zenodo_Pringle_et_al_2023/Percentiles.ipynb
And this is what I got:
The best-track plots don't look correct specially for GAHM+NWM and GAHM+NWM+WWM scenarios.
Here is my manual plot (instead of using plot_node_map() function), and I got reasonable results, so wondering if there is an issue with the plot_node_function()
Here is path to my notebook for the new plots: /home/Fariborz.Daneshvar/notebooks/agu_2023_plots/06-Percentiles.ipynb
I used a script from Zenodo that was used to generate Figure 12 of Pringle et al. (2023), but to make sensitivity plots for four different forcings of Florence (Holland, GAHM, GAHM+NWM, and GAHM+NWM+WWM).
Here is my notebook on NHC_COLAB_2:
/home/Fariborz.Daneshvar/notebooks/Zenodo_Pringle_et_al_2023/Percentiles.ipynb
And this is what I got:The
best-track
plots don't look correct specially for GAHM+NWM and GAHM+NWM+WWM scenarios.Here is my manual plot (instead of using
plot_node_map()
function), and I got reasonable results, so wondering if there is an issue with theplot_node_function()
Here is path to my notebook for the new plots:
/home/Fariborz.Daneshvar/notebooks/agu_2023_plots/06-Percentiles.ipynb