Meteoinfolab Script Example: Add South Sea Foot map

Adding the South Sea foot map is actually adding a map coordinate system (AXESM), you can specify the position parameter (i.e. position and size) when creating a map coordinate system with the AXESM function, the 1th and 2nd parameters are the lower left X, y position of the coordinate system, and the last two parameters are the width and height of the coordinate system. Units are the normalized coordinates (0-1) of the figure. Because the map coordinate system needs to maintain the map x when the figure is scaled, the y-coordinate scale is the same (the map does not deform), the position of the coordinate system is drawn with the figure scaling, you need to set the figure size in advance, and then adjust the position parameter.

Script Program:

#Set Data FoldersBasedir ='D:/myprogram/distribution/java/meteoinfo/meteoinfo'Mapdir= Os.path.join (Basedir,'Map')#Read shape FilesBou2_layer = Shaperead (Os.path.join (Mapdir,'bou2_4p.shp')) Bou1_layer= Shaperead (Os.path.join (Mapdir,'bou1_4l.shp')) River_layer= Shaperead (Os.path.join (Mapdir,'rivers.shp')) City_layer= Shaperead (Os.path.join (Mapdir,'res1_4m.shp'))#Plotaxesm () geoshow (Bou2_layer, Edgecolor='Lightgray') geoshow (Bou1_layer, Facecolor= (0,0,255)) SS= Makesymbolspec (' Line', {'value':'Yangtze','Color':(0,255,255),'size': 1},     {'value':'Huang He','Color':(0,255,255),'size': 1}, field='NAME') geoshow (River_layer, Symbolspec=ss) Geoshow (City_layer, Facecolor='R', Size=4, labelfield='NAME', Fontname=u'italics', Fontsize=16, yoffset=15) Xlim (72, 136) Ylim (16, 55)#ADD South China SeaSc_layer = Shaperead (Os.path.join (Mapdir,'bou1_4l.shp')) Axesm (position=[0.14,0.18,0.15,0.2], axison=False) geoshow (Sc_layer, Facecolor= (0,0,255)) Xlim (106, 123) Ylim (2, 23)

Operation Result:

Meteoinfolab Script Example: Add South Sea Foot map