Example climate analysis notebooks

You can find the actual notebooks for these examples at the GitHub EUCP repository.

General statistics

• General usage and statistics (from a MET summer school in June 2018)

Precipitation trend

• Summer precipiation trends (with help from KNMI colleagues)

KNMI climate scenario 2014 figures

• Annotated example using Iris to show the global temperature trend

• Short version of the above example

• Version of the above example, using the netCDF4 package and Pandas instead of Iris

• Rhine basin temperature response over time

Iris examples

The Iris examples are distributed under the UK’s Open Government Licence and copyright British Crown 2010.

• Applying a filter to a time-series

• Colouring anomaly data with logarithmic scaling

• Deriving the Coriolis frequency over the globe

• Cross section plots

• Calculating a custom statistic

• Fitting a polynomial

• Quickplot of a 2d cube on a map

• Test Data Showing Inset Plots

• Multi-line temperature profile plot

• Tri-Polar Grid Projected Plotting

• Rotated pole mapping

The Iris examples are taken from the Iris website, and are distributed under the GPL, and copyrighted British Crown 2010 - 2018, Met Office.