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Problems with the use of "plot_grd" function of the module "maps" #207
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Hi @Bohr-niels , that is a well timed question! I've just added support for plotting maps of the Arctic/Greenland. This is currently in PR #212, which will be released in the next few weeks, or you can clone the branch Currently I only support plotting with either EPSG 3031, South Polar Stereographic (for antarctica, south of -60°), and EPSG 3413, Sea Ice Polar Stereogrpahic (for greenland and the arctic, north of 60°). The projections for the figures are set with the function If your data is already in EPSG 3413, then plot_grd should work if you pass |
Thanks a lot, @mdtanker. My data is geographic data in LLZ formats, so if I want to use plot_grd to map it, Should I first reproject it to XYZ formats using EPSG 3413? Maybe pygmt tool helps this work? |
Yeah first reproject it. I use rioxarray to project from lat lon to meters, see here for an example or projecting to EPSG 3031. Should work to just replace 3031 with 3413. |
Should be closed when #212 is merged. |
Can the function "plot_grd" plot the area outside the Antarctic region?
I want to plot the Beaufort Sea in the Arctic, but there are some problems with the projection of the map, the right map with a correct projection is like this:
but now using the "plot_grd" I get the map below:
I think it should be the wrong projection setting, but the "plot_grd" function doesn't contain the projection parameter, and in the reference documentation I haven't found the relevant information yet.
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