Add scripts to plot vertical profiles from the KPP-Standalone box model #346
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Name and Institution (Required)
Name: Bob Yantosca
Institution: Harvard + GCST
Describe the update
We have added Python scripts to plot vertical profiles to the
gcpy/kpp
folder. These scripts arekppsa_utils.py
kppsa_quick_look.py
kppsa_plot_sites.py
Expected changes
This update is zero-diff w/r/t the GEOS-Chem benchmark plots & tables.
Quick-look plots:
This command
produces this "quick-look" plot for a single box model output site and species.

Vertical profiles of a given species at several sites
This command
produces a PDF file containing vertical profiles for O3 at several box model output locations. Each page will look similar to this:

NOTE: I chose the range 1000..500 hPa to highlight the area of greatest interest. Above this the profiles look mostly identical.
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