Added Colocated cube example notebook #37
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Looks good, particularly as a first draft. I'll merge right away since other PRs and demos I'm working on depend on it. |
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Tests passed, merging. |
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This pull request address issue #7 by introducing a new example notebook that demonstrates how to visualize different types of Iris Cube data side-by-side.
This notebook does need a particular data file which was supplied to us by @marqh, namely a file called
prodm_op_ukv_20160207_21_022.pp. As a result, the easiest way to try out this notebook is probably to use our JupyterHub server which has the file available in the right place. If you would like access, please make a request on issue #8.@marqh There isn't much space left on the server so there is a chance this file will need to be removed at some point, breaking this notebook. If this one file is enough to satisfy our needs, then it can be left alone but otherwise a remote data source would be really helpful!