Add Spectral-like colormaps based on pyart#1320 #1325
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love it! this weekend I'll be looking into converting these to GR/radarscope formats... |
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One small suggestion - @jthielen can you add that new colormap to the example in the gallery?
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This PR implements a version of the
ChaseSpectralcolormap described in #1320 (configured with -10 dBZ as minimum and 80 dBZ as maximum, so that highest lightness occurs at roughly the midpoint of ~35 dBZ).I also played around with some parameter smoothing and further lightness adjustments in CIELab space, and ended up with something that looks like matplotlib's "Spectral_r" colormap extended with "magma_r" on the high-end and a sequential-from-black colormap on the low-end. I called it
SpectralExtended, and included it here as well.