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Determine if ordering of independent variable labels is correct in remaining plots #337
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* Issu #337 initial version of skew T, hard-coded, proof-of-concept version * initial commit of config file * Addes some logic to retrieve units for each field. Still need to get the units for the levels (z). * Added a few more settings for setting sounding hours of interest. * Issue #337 added support to get the YYMMDDhh and basin-storm id from the input file * Issue #337 added logging support * Issue #337 added settings for logging, decimation, turning on/off plotting features. * Issue #337 updated logging * instructions and environment yaml file * Remove hard-coded paths * reinstated resampling/decimating wind barbs * fix comment for labels along the y2-axis * Close figure after saving to prevent warning from Matplotlib about too many figures opened at once * allow user to specify subdir for log and output dirs * Added a note to the README about which line options are supported, as per the error message I recieved when I used an unsupported value (I didn't see the explanation in the config file at first) -- if not all of these values are actually appropriate, adjust this message as needed. * updated year for copyright, reformatted file, fixed typos * tests for partially and completely missing data * partial and completely missing data to use for testing * config file for testing * checking for missing data --------- Co-authored-by: Jonathan Vigh <[email protected]>
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* Issu #337 initial version of skew T, hard-coded, proof-of-concept version * initial commit of config file * Addes some logic to retrieve units for each field. Still need to get the units for the levels (z). * Added a few more settings for setting sounding hours of interest. * Issue #337 added support to get the YYMMDDhh and basin-storm id from the input file * Issue #337 added logging support * Issue #337 added settings for logging, decimation, turning on/off plotting features. * Issue #337 updated logging * instructions and environment yaml file * Remove hard-coded paths * reinstated resampling/decimating wind barbs * fix comment for labels along the y2-axis * Close figure after saving to prevent warning from Matplotlib about too many figures opened at once * allow user to specify subdir for log and output dirs * Added a note to the README about which line options are supported, as per the error message I recieved when I used an unsupported value (I didn't see the explanation in the config file at first) -- if not all of these values are actually appropriate, adjust this message as needed. * updated year for copyright, reformatted file, fixed typos * tests for partially and completely missing data * partial and completely missing data to use for testing * config file for testing * checking for missing data * Add check for empty file * Update requirements.txt update scipy from 1.9.3 to 1.10.0 to address dependabot/vulnerability * clean up code following sonarlint check * resolve conflict * fixed indentation of 'return'- previously got indented too far and only processes the first sounding time * new data to test behavior when there is an empty file * Clean up tests, add test for empty input data file --------- Co-authored-by: Jonathan Vigh <[email protected]>
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From issue # 218, go through the remaining plots and ensure that independent labels ordering is maintained for threshold values. This has been found in bar plots, investigate the remaining plots (used by METviewer) to ensure that the same fix is implemented. For reference, please see:
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