Travis's SST bccm example is for Area 126. Extends from coast to way offshore. After discussion at IOS, we settled on making a function to output an average for shallower water (< 200 m) and for deeper water (> 200 m).
Angelica pointed out simply using 200 m isobath gets fiddly with the canyons, so has a masking for the shelf that she can send us.
[x] Start spatial averaging function to be based on a geographic area (based on Travis's current approach); Travis.
[x] Can probably pick 200 m for now, and output shallow and deep averages; Travis.
[x] Make a general anomaly function (that acts on a time series), to use for any time series.
[x] Make anomaly plot similar to indices ones (may have to give the output of the averaging function it's own class); just use all the years to generate the climatology and then the anomalies. Andy.
[x] Include Angelica's shelf masking when she sends it.
Didn't do fourth box above (Andy adapting his anomaly plots), and Travis has done some.
Think @travistai2 has done all the rest yes? If so tick off and close!
Travis's SST bccm example is for Area 126. Extends from coast to way offshore. After discussion at IOS, we settled on making a function to output an average for shallower water (< 200 m) and for deeper water (> 200 m). Angelica pointed out simply using 200 m isobath gets fiddly with the canyons, so has a masking for the shelf that she can send us.