def timeseries_analysis_plot(config,
dsvalues,
calendar,
title,
xlabel,
ylabel,
movingAveragePoints=None,
lineColors=None,
lineStyles=None,
markers=None,
lineWidths=None,
legendText=None,
maxPoints=None,
titleFontSize=None,
figsize=(15, 6),
dpi=None,
firstYearXTicks=None,
yearStrideXTicks=None,
maxXTicks=20,
obsMean=None,
obsUncertainty=None,
obsLegend=None,
legendLocation='lower left',
maxTitleLength=90):
"""
Plots the list of time series data sets.
Parameters
----------
config : instance of ConfigParser
the configuration, containing a [plot] section with options that
control plotting
dsvalues : list of xarray DataSets
the data set(s) to be plotted
title : str
the title of the plot
xlabel, ylabel : str
axis labels
calendar : str
the calendar to use for formatting the time axis
movingAveragePoints : int, optional
the number of time points over which to perform a moving average
lineColors, lineStyles, markers, legendText : list of str, optional
control line color, style, marker, and corresponding legend
text. Default is black, solid line with no marker, and no legend.
lineWidths : list of float, optional
control line width. Default is 1.0.
maxPoints : list of {None, int}, optional
the approximate maximum number of time points to use in a time series.
This can be helpful for reducing the number of symbols plotted if
plotting with markers. Otherwise the markers become indistinguishable
from each other.
titleFontSize : int, optional
the size of the title font
figsize : tuple of float, optional
the size of the figure in inches
dpi : int, optional
the number of dots per inch of the figure, taken from section ``plot``
option ``dpi`` in the config file by default
firstYearXTicks : int, optional
The year of the first tick on the x axis. By default, the first time
entry is the first tick.
yearStrideXTicks : int, optional
The number of years between x ticks. By default, the stride is chosen
automatically to have ``maxXTicks`` tick marks or fewer.
maxXTicks : int, optional
the maximum number of tick marks that will be allowed along the x axis.
This may need to be adjusted depending on the figure size and aspect
ratio.
obsMean, obsUncertainty : list of float, optional
Mean values and uncertainties for observations to be plotted as error
bars. The two lists must have the same number of elements.
obsLegend : list of str, optional
The label in the legend for each element in ``obsMean`` (and
``obsUncertainty``)
legendLocation : str, optional
The location of the legend (see ``pyplot.legend()`` for details)
maxTitleLength : int, optional
the maximum number of characters in the title and legend, beyond which
they are truncated with a trailing ellipsis
Returns
-------
fig : ``matplotlib.figure.Figure``
The resulting figure
"""
# Authors
# -------
# Xylar Asay-Davis, Milena Veneziani, Stephen Price
if dpi is None:
dpi = config.getint('plot', 'dpi')
fig = plt.figure(figsize=figsize, dpi=dpi)
minDays = []
maxDays = []
labelCount = 0
for dsIndex in range(len(dsvalues)):
dsvalue = dsvalues[dsIndex]
if dsvalue is None:
continue
if movingAveragePoints == 1 or movingAveragePoints is None:
mean = dsvalue
else:
mean = pd.Series.rolling(dsvalue.to_pandas(),
movingAveragePoints,
center=True).mean()
mean = xr.DataArray.from_series(mean)
minDays.append(mean.Time.min())
maxDays.append(mean.Time.max())
if maxPoints is not None and maxPoints[dsIndex] is not None:
nTime = mean.sizes['Time']
if maxPoints[dsIndex] < nTime:
stride = int(round(nTime / float(maxPoints[dsIndex])))
mean = mean.isel(Time=slice(0, None, stride))
if legendText is None:
label = None
else:
label = legendText[dsIndex]
if label is not None:
label = limit_title(label, maxTitleLength)
labelCount += 1
if lineColors is None:
color = 'k'
else:
color = lineColors[dsIndex]
if lineStyles is None:
linestyle = '-'
else:
linestyle = lineStyles[dsIndex]
if markers is None:
marker = None
else:
marker = markers[dsIndex]
if lineWidths is None:
linewidth = 1.
else:
linewidth = lineWidths[dsIndex]
plt.plot(mean['Time'].values,
mean.values,
color=color,
linestyle=linestyle,
marker=marker,
linewidth=linewidth,
label=label)
if obsMean is not None:
obsCount = len(obsMean)
assert (len(obsUncertainty) == obsCount)
# space the observations along the time line, leaving gaps at either
# end
start = np.amin(minDays)
end = np.amax(maxDays)
obsTimes = np.linspace(start, end, obsCount + 2)[1:-1]
obsSymbols = ['o', '^', 's', 'D', '*']
obsColors = ['b', 'g', 'c', 'm', 'r']
for iObs in range(obsCount):
if obsMean[iObs] is not None:
symbol = obsSymbols[np.mod(iObs, len(obsSymbols))]
color = obsColors[np.mod(iObs, len(obsColors))]
fmt = '{}{}'.format(color, symbol)
plt.errorbar(obsTimes[iObs],
obsMean[iObs],
yerr=obsUncertainty[iObs],
fmt=fmt,
ecolor=color,
capsize=0,
label=obsLegend[iObs])
# plot a box around the error bar to make it more visible
boxHalfWidth = 0.01 * (end - start)
boxHalfHeight = obsUncertainty[iObs]
boxX = obsTimes[iObs] + \
boxHalfWidth * np.array([-1, 1, 1, -1, -1])
boxY = obsMean[iObs] + \
boxHalfHeight * np.array([-1, -1, 1, 1, -1])
plt.plot(boxX, boxY, '{}-'.format(color), linewidth=3)
labelCount += 1
if labelCount > 1:
plt.legend(loc=legendLocation)
ax = plt.gca()
if titleFontSize is None:
titleFontSize = config.get('plot', 'titleFontSize')
axis_font = {'size': config.get('plot', 'axisFontSize')}
title_font = {
'size': titleFontSize,
'color': config.get('plot', 'titleFontColor'),
'weight': config.get('plot', 'titleFontWeight')
}
if firstYearXTicks is not None:
minDays = date_to_days(year=firstYearXTicks, calendar=calendar)
plot_xtick_format(calendar,
minDays,
maxDays,
maxXTicks,
yearStride=yearStrideXTicks)
# Add a y=0 line if y ranges between positive and negative values
yaxLimits = ax.get_ylim()
if yaxLimits[0] * yaxLimits[1] < 0:
x = ax.get_xlim()
plt.plot(x, np.zeros(np.size(x)), 'k-', linewidth=1.2, zorder=1)
if title is not None:
title = limit_title(title, maxTitleLength)
plt.title(title, **title_font)
if xlabel is not None:
plt.xlabel(xlabel, **axis_font)
if ylabel is not None:
plt.ylabel(ylabel, **axis_font)
return fig
def _nino34_timeseries_plot(self,
nino34s,
title,
panelTitles,
outFileName,
xlabel='Time (years)',
ylabel=r'($\degree$C)',
titleFontSize=None,
figsize=(9, 21),
dpi=None,
maxXTicks=20,
lineWidth=2):
# {{{
"""
Plots the nino34 time series and power spectra in an image file
Parameters
----------
nino34s : list of xarray.dataArray
nino34 timeseries to plot in each panel
title : str
the title of the plot
panelTitles : list of str
title of each panel of the plot
outFileName : str
the file name to be written
xLabel, yLabel : str
axis labels
titleFontSize : int, optional
the size of the title font
figsize : tuple of float, optional
the size of the figure in inches
dpi : int, optional
the number of dots per inch of the figure, taken from section
``plot`` option ``dpi`` in the config file by default
lineWidth : int, optional
control line width
"""
# Authors
# -------
# Luke Van Roekel, Xylar Asay-Davis
config = self.config
calendar = self.calendar
if dpi is None:
dpi = config.getint('plot', 'dpi')
fig = plt.figure(figsize=figsize, dpi=dpi)
if titleFontSize is None:
titleFontSize = config.get('plot', 'titleFontSize')
axis_font = {'size': config.get('plot', 'axisFontSize')}
title_font = {
'size': titleFontSize,
'color': config.get('plot', 'titleFontColor'),
'weight': config.get('plot', 'titleFontWeight')
}
if title is not None:
fig.suptitle(title, y=0.92, **title_font)
for plotIndex in range(3):
plt.subplot(3, 1, plotIndex + 1)
index = nino34s[plotIndex].values
time = nino34s[plotIndex].Time.values
self._plot_nino_timeseries(index, time, xlabel, ylabel,
panelTitles[plotIndex], title_font,
axis_font, lineWidth)
minDays = time.min()
maxDays = time.max()
plot_xtick_format(calendar, minDays, maxDays, maxXTicks)
plt.tight_layout(rect=[0, 0.03, 1, 0.90])
if outFileName is not None:
plt.savefig(outFileName,
dpi=dpi,
bbox_inches='tight',
pad_inches=0.1)
plt.close()
def plot_vertical_section(
config,
xArray,
depthArray,
fieldArray,
colorMapSectionName,
suffix='',
colorbarLabel=None,
title=None,
xlabel=None,
ylabel=None,
figsize=(10, 4),
dpi=None,
titleFontSize=None,
titleY=None,
axisFontSize=None,
xLim=None,
yLim=None,
lineWidth=2,
lineStyle='solid',
lineColor='black',
backgroundColor='grey',
secondXAxisData=None,
secondXAxisLabel=None,
thirdXAxisData=None,
thirdXAxisLabel=None,
numUpperTicks=None,
upperXAxisTickLabelPrecision=None,
invertYAxis=True,
xArrayIsTime=False,
movingAveragePoints=None,
firstYearXTicks=None,
yearStrideXTicks=None,
maxXTicks=20,
calendar='gregorian',
plotAsContours=False,
contourComparisonFieldArray=None,
comparisonFieldName=None,
originalFieldName=None,
comparisonContourLineStyle=None,
comparisonContourLineColor=None,
labelContours=False,
contourLabelPrecision=1,
maxTitleLength=70): # {{{
"""
Plots a data set as a x distance (latitude, longitude,
or spherical distance) vs depth map (vertical section).
Or, if xArrayIsTime is True, plots data set on a vertical
Hovmoller plot (depth vs. time).
Typically, the fieldArray data are plotted using a heatmap, but if
contourComparisonFieldArray is not None, then contours of both
fieldArray and contourComparisonFieldArray are plotted instead.
Parameters
----------
config : instance of ConfigParser
the configuration, containing a [plot] section with options that
control plotting
xArray : float array
x array (latitude, longitude, or spherical distance; or, time for a
Hovmoller plot)
depthArray : float array
depth array [m]
fieldArray : float array
field array to plot
colorMapSectionName : str
section name in ``config`` where color map info can be found.
suffix : str, optional
the suffix used for colorbar config options
colorbarLabel : str, optional
the label for the colorbar. If plotAsContours and labelContours are
both True, colorbarLabel is used as follows (typically in order to
indicate the units that are associated with the contour labels):
if contourComparisonFieldArray is None, the colorbarLabel string is
parenthetically appended to the plot title; if
contourComparisonFieldArray is not None, it is parenthetically appended
to the legend entries of the contour comparison plot.
title : str, optional
title of plot
xlabel, ylabel : str, optional
label of x- and y-axis
figsize : tuple of float, optional
size of the figure in inches, or None if the current figure should
be used (e.g. if this is a subplot)
dpi : int, optional
the number of dots per inch of the figure, taken from section ``plot``
option ``dpi`` in the config file by default
titleFontSize : int, optional
size of the title font
titleY : float, optional
the y value to use for placing the plot title
axisFontSize : int, optional
size of the axis font
xLim : float array, optional
x range of plot
yLim : float array, optional
y range of plot
lineWidth : int, optional
the line width of contour lines (if specified)
lineStyle : str, optional
the line style of contour lines (if specified); this applies to the
style of contour lines of fieldArray (the style of the contour lines
of contourComparisonFieldArray is set using
contourComparisonLineStyle).
lineColor : str, optional
the color of contour lines (if specified); this applies to the
contour lines of fieldArray (the color of the contour lines of
contourComparisonFieldArray is set using contourComparisonLineColor
backgroundColor : str, optional
the background color for the plot (NaNs will be shown in this color)
secondXAxisData : the data to use to display a second x axis (which will be
placed above the plot). This array must have the same number of values
as xArray, and it is assumed that the values in this array define
locations along the x axis that are the same as those defined by the
corresponding values in xArray, but in some different unit system.
secondXAxisLabel : the label for the second x axis, if requested
thirdXAxisData : the data to use to display a third x axis (which will be
placed above the plot and above the second x axis, which must be
specified if a third x axis is to be specified). This array must have
the same number of values as xArray, and it is assumed that the values
in this array define locations along the x axis that are the same as
those defined by the corresponding values in xArray, but in some
different unit system (which is presumably also different from the unit
system used for the values in the secondXAxisData array). The typical
use for this third axis is for transects, for which the primary x axis
represents distance along a transect, and the second and third x axes
are used to display the corresponding latitudes and longitudes.
thirdXAxisLabel : the label for the third x axis, if requested
numUpperTicks : the approximate number of ticks to use on the upper x axis
or axes (these are the second and third x axes, which are placed above
the plot if they have been requested by specifying the secondXAxisData
or thirdXAxisData arrays above)
upperXAxisTickLabelPrecision : the number of decimal places (to the right
of the decimal point) to use for values at upper axis ticks. This
value can be adjusted (in concert with numUpperTicks) to avoid problems
with overlapping numbers along the upper axis.
invertYAxis : logical, optional
if True, invert Y axis
xArrayIsTime : logical, optional
if True, format the x axis for time (this applies only to the primary
x axis, not to the optional second or third x axes)
movingAveragePoints : int, optional
the number of points over which to perform a moving average
NOTE: this option is mostly intended for use when xArrayIsTime is True,
although it will work with other data as well. Also, the moving
average calculation is based on number of points, not actual x axis
values, so for best results, the values in the xArray should be equally
spaced.
firstYearXTicks : int, optional
The year of the first tick on the x axis. By default, the first time
entry is the first tick.
yearStrideXTicks : int, optional
The number of years between x ticks. By default, the stride is chosen
automatically to have ``maxXTicks`` tick marks or fewer.
maxXTicks : int, optional
the maximum number of tick marks that will be allowed along the primary
x axis. This may need to be adjusted depending on the figure size and
aspect ratio. NOTE: maxXTicks is only used if xArrayIsTime is True
calendar : str, optional
the calendar to use for formatting the time axis
NOTE: calendar is only used if xArrayIsTime is True
plotAsContours : bool, optional
if plotAsContours is True, instead of plotting fieldArray as a
heatmap, the function will plot only the contours of fieldArray. In
addition, if contourComparisonFieldArray is not None, the contours
of this field will be plotted on the same plot. The selection of
contour levels is still determined as for the contours on the heatmap
plots, via the 'contours' entry in colorMapSectionName.
contourComparisonFieldArray : float array, optional
a comparison field array (typically observational data or results from
another simulation run), assumed to be of the same shape as fieldArray,
and related to xArray and depthArray in the same way fieldArray is.
If contourComparisonFieldArray is None, then fieldArray will be plotted
as a heatmap. However, if countourComparisonFieldArray is not None,
then contours of both fieldArray and contourComparisonFieldArray will
be plotted in order to enable a comparison of the two fields on the
same plot. If plotAsContours is False, this parameter is ignored.
comparisonFieldName : str, optional
the name for the comparison field. If contourComparisonFieldArray is
None, this parameter is ignored.
originalFieldName : str, optional
the name for the fieldArray field (for the purposes of labeling the
contours on a contour comparison plot). If contourComparisonFieldArray
is None, this parameter is ignored.
comparisonContourLineStyle : str, optional
the line style of contour lines of the comparisonFieldName field on
a contour comparison plot
comparisonContourLineColor : str, optional
the line color of contour lines of the comparisonFieldName field on
a contour comparison plot
labelContours : bool, optional
whether or not to label contour lines (if specified) with their values
contourLabelPrecision : int, optional
the precision (in terms of number of figures to the right of the
decimal point) of contour labels
maxTitleLength : int, optional
the maximum number of characters in the title, beyond which it is
truncated with a trailing ellipsis
Returns
-------
fig : ``matplotlib.figure.Figure``
The figure that was plotted
ax : ``matplotlib.axes.Axes``
The subplot
"""
# Authors
# -------
# Milena Veneziani, Mark Petersen, Xylar Asay-Davis, Greg Streletz
# compute moving averages with respect to the x dimension
if movingAveragePoints is not None and movingAveragePoints != 1:
N = movingAveragePoints
movingAverageDepthSlices = []
for nVertLevel in range(len(depthArray)):
depthSlice = fieldArray[[nVertLevel]][0]
# in case it's not an xarray already
depthSlice = xr.DataArray(depthSlice)
mean = pd.Series.rolling(depthSlice.to_series(), N,
center=True).mean()
mean = xr.DataArray.from_series(mean)
mean = mean[int(N / 2.0):-int(round(N / 2.0) - 1)]
movingAverageDepthSlices.append(mean)
xArray = xArray[int(N / 2.0):-int(round(N / 2.0) - 1)]
fieldArray = xr.DataArray(movingAverageDepthSlices)
dimX = xArray.shape
dimZ = depthArray.shape
dimF = fieldArray.shape
if contourComparisonFieldArray is not None:
dimC = contourComparisonFieldArray.shape
if len(dimX) != 1 and len(dimX) != 2:
raise ValueError('xArray must have either one or two dimensions '
'(has %d)' % dimX)
if len(dimZ) != 1 and len(dimZ) != 2:
raise ValueError('depthArray must have either one or two dimensions '
'(has %d)' % dimZ)
if len(dimF) != 2:
raise ValueError('fieldArray must have two dimensions (has %d)' % dimF)
if contourComparisonFieldArray is not None:
if len(dimC) != 2:
raise ValueError('contourComparisonFieldArray must have two '
'dimensions (has %d)' % dimC)
elif (fieldArray.shape[0] != contourComparisonFieldArray.shape[0]) or \
(fieldArray.shape[1] != contourComparisonFieldArray.shape[1]):
raise ValueError('size mismatch between fieldArray (%d x %d) and '
'contourComparisonFieldArray (%d x %d)' %
(fieldArray.shape[0], fieldArray.shape[1],
contourComparisonFieldArray.shape[0],
contourComparisonFieldArray.shape[1]))
# verify that the dimensions of fieldArray are consistent with those of
# xArray and depthArray
if len(dimX) == 1 and len(dimZ) == 1:
num_x = dimX[0]
num_z = dimZ[0]
if num_x != fieldArray.shape[1] or num_z != fieldArray.shape[0]:
raise ValueError('size mismatch between xArray (%d), '
'depthArray (%d), and fieldArray (%d x %d)' %
(num_x, num_z, fieldArray.shape[0],
fieldArray.shape[1]))
elif len(dimX) == 1:
num_x = dimX[0]
num_x_Z = dimZ[1]
num_z = dimZ[0]
if num_x != fieldArray.shape[1] or num_z != fieldArray.shape[0] or \
num_x != num_x_Z:
raise ValueError('size mismatch between xArray (%d), '
'depthArray (%d x %d), and fieldArray (%d x %d)' %
(num_x, num_z, num_x_Z,
fieldArray.shape[0],
fieldArray.shape[1]))
elif len(dimZ) == 1:
num_x = dimX[1]
num_z_X = dimX[0]
num_z = dimZ[0]
if num_x != fieldArray.shape[1] or num_z != fieldArray.shape[0] or \
num_z != num_z_X:
raise ValueError('size mismatch between xArray (%d x %d), '
'depthArray (%d), and fieldArray (%d x %d)' %
(num_z_X, num_x, num_z,
fieldArray.shape[0],
fieldArray.shape[1]))
else:
num_x = dimX[1]
num_z_X = dimX[0]
num_x_Z = dimZ[1]
num_z = dimZ[0]
if num_x != fieldArray.shape[1] or num_z != fieldArray.shape[0] \
or num_x != num_x_Z or num_z != num_z_X:
raise ValueError('size mismatch between xArray (%d x %d), '
'depthArray (%d x %d), and fieldArray (%d x %d)' %
(num_z_X, num_x, num_z, num_x_Z,
fieldArray.shape[0],
fieldArray.shape[1]))
# Verify that the upper x-axis parameters are consistent with each other
# and with xArray
if secondXAxisData is None and thirdXAxisData is not None:
raise ValueError('secondXAxisData cannot be None if thirdXAxisData '
'is not None')
if secondXAxisData is not None:
arrayShape = secondXAxisData.shape
if len(arrayShape) == 1 and arrayShape[0] != num_x:
raise ValueError('secondXAxisData has %d x values, '
'but should have num_x = %d x values' %
(arrayShape[0], num_x))
elif len(arrayShape) == 2 and arrayShape[1] != num_x:
raise ValueError('secondXAxisData has %d x values, '
'but should have num_x = %d x values' %
(arrayShape[1], num_x))
elif len(arrayShape) > 2:
raise ValueError('secondXAxisData must be a 1D or 2D array, '
'but is of dimension %d' %
(len(arrayShape)))
if thirdXAxisData is not None:
arrayShape = thirdXAxisData.shape
if len(arrayShape) == 1 and arrayShape[0] != num_x:
raise ValueError('thirdXAxisData has %d x values, '
'but should have num_x = %d x values' %
(arrayShape[0], num_x))
elif len(arrayShape) == 2 and arrayShape[1] != num_x:
raise ValueError('thirdXAxisData has %d x values, '
'but should have num_x = %d x values' %
(arrayShape[1], num_x))
elif len(arrayShape) > 2:
raise ValueError('thirdXAxisData must be a 1D or 2D array, '
'but is of dimension %d' %
(len(arrayShape)))
# define x and y as the appropriate 2D arrays for plotting
if len(dimX) == 1 and len(dimZ) == 1:
x, y = np.meshgrid(xArray, depthArray)
elif len(dimX) == 1:
x, y = np.meshgrid(xArray, np.zeros(num_z))
y = depthArray
elif len(dimZ) == 1:
x, y = np.meshgrid(np.zeros(num_x), depthArray)
x = xArray
else:
x = xArray
y = depthArray
# set up figure
if dpi is None:
dpi = config.getint('plot', 'dpi')
if figsize is not None:
fig = plt.figure(figsize=figsize, dpi=dpi)
else:
fig = plt.gcf()
colormapDict = setup_colormap(config, colorMapSectionName, suffix=suffix)
if not plotAsContours: # display a heatmap of fieldArray
if colormapDict['levels'] is None:
# interpFieldArray contains the values at centers of grid cells,
# for pcolormesh plots (using bilinear interpolation)
interpFieldArray = \
0.5 * (0.5 * (fieldArray[1:, 1:] + fieldArray[0:-1, 1:]) +
0.5 * (fieldArray[1:, 0:-1] + fieldArray[0:-1, 0:-1]))
plotHandle = plt.pcolormesh(x, y, interpFieldArray,
cmap=colormapDict['colormap'],
norm=colormapDict['norm'])
else:
plotHandle = plt.contourf(x, y, fieldArray,
cmap=colormapDict['colormap'],
norm=colormapDict['norm'],
levels=colormapDict['levels'],
extend='both')
cbar = plt.colorbar(plotHandle,
orientation='vertical',
spacing='uniform',
aspect=9,
ticks=colormapDict['ticks'],
boundaries=colormapDict['ticks'])
if colorbarLabel is not None:
cbar.set_label(colorbarLabel)
else: # display a white heatmap to get a white background for non-land
zeroArray = np.ma.where(fieldArray != np.nan, 0.0, fieldArray)
plt.contourf(x, y, zeroArray, colors='white')
# set the color for NaN or masked regions, and draw a black
# outline around them; technically, the contour level used should
# be 1.0, but the contours don't show up when using 1.0, so 0.999
# is used instead
ax = plt.gca()
ax.set_facecolor(backgroundColor)
landArray = np.ma.where(fieldArray != np.nan, 1.0, fieldArray)
landArray = np.ma.masked_where(landArray == np.nan, landArray, copy=True)
landArray = landArray.filled(0.0)
plt.contour(x, y, landArray, levels=[0.999], colors='black', linewidths=1)
# plot contours, if they were requested
contourLevels = colormapDict['contours']
if contourLevels is not None:
if len(contourLevels) == 0:
# automatic calculation of contour levels
contourLevels = None
cs1 = plt.contour(x, y, fieldArray,
levels=contourLevels,
colors=lineColor,
linestyles=lineStyle,
linewidths=lineWidth)
if labelContours:
fmt_string = "%%1.%df" % int(contourLabelPrecision)
plt.clabel(cs1, fmt=fmt_string)
if plotAsContours and contourComparisonFieldArray is not None:
cs2 = plt.contour(x, y, contourComparisonFieldArray,
levels=contourLevels,
colors=comparisonContourLineColor,
linestyles=comparisonContourLineStyle,
linewidths=lineWidth)
if labelContours:
plt.clabel(cs2, fmt=fmt_string)
if plotAsContours and contourComparisonFieldArray is not None:
h1, _ = cs1.legend_elements()
h2, _ = cs2.legend_elements()
if labelContours:
originalFieldName = originalFieldName + " (" + colorbarLabel + ")"
comparisonFieldName = comparisonFieldName + " (" + \
colorbarLabel + ")"
ax.legend([h1[0], h2[0]], [originalFieldName, comparisonFieldName],
loc='upper center', bbox_to_anchor=(0.5, -0.25), ncol=1)
if title is not None:
if plotAsContours and labelContours \
and contourComparisonFieldArray is None:
title = limit_title(title, maxTitleLength-(3+len(colorbarLabel)))
title = title + " (" + colorbarLabel + ")"
else:
title = limit_title(title, maxTitleLength)
if titleFontSize is None:
titleFontSize = config.get('plot', 'titleFontSize')
title_font = {'size': titleFontSize,
'color': config.get('plot', 'titleFontColor'),
'weight': config.get('plot', 'titleFontWeight')}
if titleY is not None:
plt.title(title, y=titleY, **title_font)
else:
plt.title(title, **title_font)
if (xlabel is not None) or (ylabel is not None):
if axisFontSize is None:
axisFontSize = config.get('plot', 'axisFontSize')
axis_font = {'size': axisFontSize}
if xlabel is not None:
plt.xlabel(xlabel, **axis_font)
if ylabel is not None:
plt.ylabel(ylabel, **axis_font)
if invertYAxis:
ax.invert_yaxis()
if xLim:
ax.set_xlim(xLim)
if yLim:
ax.set_ylim(yLim)
if xArrayIsTime:
if firstYearXTicks is None:
minDays = [xArray[0]]
else:
minDays = date_to_days(year=firstYearXTicks, calendar=calendar)
maxDays = [xArray[-1]]
plot_xtick_format(calendar, minDays, maxDays, maxXTicks,
yearStride=yearStrideXTicks)
# add a second x-axis scale, if it was requested
if secondXAxisData is not None:
ax2 = ax.twiny()
ax2.set_facecolor(backgroundColor)
ax2.set_xlabel(secondXAxisLabel, **axis_font)
xlimits = ax.get_xlim()
ax2.set_xlim(xlimits)
xticks = np.linspace(xlimits[0], xlimits[1], numUpperTicks)
tickValues = np.interp(xticks, x.flatten()[:num_x], secondXAxisData)
ax2.set_xticks(xticks)
formatString = "{{0:.{:d}f}}{}".format(
upperXAxisTickLabelPrecision, r'$\degree$')
ax2.set_xticklabels([formatString.format(member)
for member in tickValues])
# add a third x-axis scale, if it was requested
if thirdXAxisData is not None:
ax3 = ax.twiny()
ax3.set_facecolor(backgroundColor)
ax3.set_xlabel(thirdXAxisLabel, **axis_font)
ax3.set_xlim(xlimits)
ax3.set_xticks(xticks)
tickValues = np.interp(xticks, x.flatten()[:num_x], thirdXAxisData)
ax3.set_xticklabels([formatString.format(member)
for member in tickValues])
ax3.spines['top'].set_position(('outward', 36))
return fig, ax # }}}