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Adding total run time to WL approach notebook and making small modifications #103
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…ntime and adding text in the beginning to describe how long the nb should take
Expanding lat/lon params
We need to be careful about how LOCA2 data is represented in the visualizing step, especially if it's a single point location because... This is in the warming_levels_approach NB with climakitae PR #343. When you zoom in (substantially) it improves to show a bar plot of all LOCA2 simulations |
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Okay, with default settings
- cell 11 [the two two_degreees.sel(lat=my_lat, lon=my_lon, method='nearest')] is breaking because the two_degrees data doesn't have a lon dimension, only a double lat
- i.e., two_degrees is 21900 days_from_center x 3 lat x 129 all_sims
- dropping the
squeeze
from the cell above fixes this problem, however...
- then getting this error on cell 18
Side note, the initial loading step takes closer to 45-50 minutes for me, not 35. |
Yeah, these plots are tricky for LOCA. This is technically expected (2x2 gridcells being visualized), but of course it is not that interpretable. I will keep the notebook defaults to a single gridcell with LOCA for run-time purposes, but I will work on making sure that the above images visualize as a 4xn grid instead in case a user does select an area of gridcells in their parameters instead. |
Adding text about overall runtimes for running a notebook from start to finish for warming levels notebooks. Additionally, this PR re-writes part of
warming_levels_approach.ipynb
to decrease the overall runtime for the whole notebook.