Visual for static downscaling example 01 #122
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@caseydietrich can you please help me with the review of the documentation improvements |
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It looks okay. I will update this notebook with the simulation of Ida in south Louisiana.
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I ran this example with the given files in the GitHub repository and I figured it would be a good idea to plot an image of what the mesh output is supposed to look like. To do this, I imported additional packages, added an image to the adds/imgs/ folder, and used the display(image()) command that you used for downscaling example 02 to call the image.