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Vector plots draw an unintended constant longitude line about dateline #757
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Can you see if matplotlib does the same? |
Oh I meant pure matplotlib :P |
So it seems like there's something wrong with GeoViews projecting it. Moving to geoviews. |
Maybe you can poke around here and see if you can spot the issue here: |
Will take a look! |
Initially I was thinking that the line may be a reside of the frame surround the plot. After setting the following, the line is still there. backend_opts={
"axes.frame_on": True,
} |
It's likely related to cartopy / matplotlib likely does something internally to fill it(?) |
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Description of expected behavior and the observed behavior
I am working with a mesh of polygons that I want to project and visualize over the dateline (180 degrees longitude). I have two datasets:
I've put a few code examples below. For vector plots, there is line of longitude being drawn at 180 degrees, which is not observed in the rasterized plot or the un-projected one.
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Complete, minimal, self-contained example code that reproduces the issue
Shapefile of
gdf_0_lon
: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i35d7tCvXOTm1EcmHsKHWn3iTHIHUNm2/view?usp=drive_linkShapefile of
gdf_180_lon
: https://drive.google.com/file/d/12hYPfCbDpc0gv7ohzX_yKdxufOC1dWos/view?usp=drive_linkStack traceback and/or browser JavaScript console output
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