This repository contains a few random little things that do not fit in anywhere else.

Contents

• Configuration, Option & Settings Files
  • my EditorConfig configuration
  • my get_iplayer options
  • my Git configuration
  • my GitHub funding
  • my SSH configuration
  • my yt-dlp configuration
• Run Control Files
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  • my TCSH run control
  • my Vim run control
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Dependencies

This collection requires the following Python modules to be installed and available in your PYTHONPATH.

• cartopy
• fmc
• pyguymer3
• scipy
• shapely

MatPlotLib Figure Sizes

The two "standard" 4K sizes are:

Size	Aspect Ratio	Size Nickname	Aspect Ratio Nickname
3,840 px × 2,160 px	1.778…:1 = 16:9 = 4²:3²	4K UHD	Wide Screen
4,096 px × 2,160 px	1.896…:1	4K DCI

There is a third "standard" 4K-ish size with a height of 2,160 px:

Size	Aspect Ratio	Size Nickname	Aspect Ratio Nickname
5,120 px × 2,160 px	2.370…:1 = 64∶27 = 4³:3³	5K Ultrawide	Ultrawide Screen

Finally, there are four more "honourable mention" 4K-ish sizes with heights of 2,160 px (just because I like the idea of 4:3, followed by 4²:3², followed by 4³:3³, etc ...):

Size	Aspect Ratio	Size Nickname	Aspect Ratio Nickname
2,880 px × 2,160 px	1.333…:1 = 4:3		Full Screen
3,240 px × 2,160 px	1.5:1 = 3:2		35 mm Film
3,456 px × 2,160 px	1.6:1 = 16:10
~3,495 px × 2,160 px	1.618…:1		Golden Ratio

These seven 4K-ish sizes equate to:

Size (at 300 px/inch)	Aspect Ratio	Size Nickname	Aspect Ratio Nickname
9.6 inches × 7.2 inches	1.333…:1 = 4:3		Full Screen
10.8 inches × 7.2 inches	1.5:1 = 3:2		35 mm Film
11.52 inches × 7.2 inches	1.6:1 = 16:10
11.650… inches × 7.2 inches	1.618…:1		Golden Ratio
12.8 inches × 7.2 inches	1.778…:1 = 16:9 = 4²:3²	4K UHD	Wide Screen
13.653… inches × 7.2 inches	1.896…:1	4K DCI
17.066… inches × 7.2 inches	2.370…:1 = 64∶27 = 4³:3³	5K Ultrawide	Ultrawide Screen

Given the recurring decimals in three of the seven 4K-ish sizes above, then I choose my personal 4K-ish MatPlotLib sizes (up to 4³:3³) to be:

Size (at 300 px/inch)	Size	Aspect Ratio	Size Nickname	Aspect Ratio Nickname
0.8 inches × 7.2 inches	240 px × 2,160 px	0.111…:1
1.6 inches × 7.2 inches	480 px × 2,160 px	0.222…:1
2.4 inches × 7.2 inches	720 px × 2,160 px	0.333…:1
3.2 inches × 7.2 inches	960 px × 2,160 px	0.444…:1
4.0 inches × 7.2 inches	1,200 px × 2,160 px	0.556…:1
4.8 inches × 7.2 inches	1,440 px × 2,160 px	0.667…:1 = 2:3		35 mm Film (portrait)
5.6 inches × 7.2 inches	1,680 px × 2,160 px	0.778…:1
6.4 inches × 7.2 inches	1,920 px × 2,160 px	0.889…:1
7.2 inches × 7.2 inches	2,160 px × 2,160 px	1:1		Square
8.0 inches × 7.2 inches	2,400 px × 2,160 px	1.111…:1
8.8 inches × 7.2 inches	2,640 px × 2,160 px	1.222…:1
9.6 inches × 7.2 inches	2,880 px × 2,160 px	1.333…:1 = 4:3		Full Screen
10.4 inches × 7.2 inches	3,120 px × 2,160 px	1.444…:1
11.2 inches × 7.2 inches	3,360 px × 2,160 px	1.556…:1
12.0 inches × 7.2 inches	3,600 px × 2,160 px	1.667…:1
12.8 inches × 7.2 inches	3,840 px × 2,160 px	1.778…:1 = 16:9 = 4²:3²	4K UHD	Wide Screen
13.6 inches × 7.2 inches	4,080 px × 2,160 px	1.889…:1
14.4 inches × 7.2 inches	4,320 px × 2,160 px	2:1
15.2 inches × 7.2 inches	4,560 px × 2,160 px	2.111…:1
16.0 inches × 7.2 inches	4,800 px × 2,160 px	2.222…:1
16.8 inches × 7.2 inches	5,040 px × 2,160 px	2.333…:1
17.6 inches × 7.2 inches	5,280 px × 2,160 px	2.444…:1
18.4 inches × 7.2 inches	5,520 px × 2,160 px	2.555…:1

You may notice that the heights are spaced 0.8 inches apart. In summary:

• normal plots, and plots of a Robinson map with a horizontal colour bar and plots of an Orthographic map with a vertical colour bar, should use figsize = (9.6, 7.2); and
• plots of a naked Robinson map, or plots of two axes side-by-side, should use figsize = (12.8, 7.2).

See the following Wikipedia articles:

• 4K Resolution
• Aspect Ratio
• Video Standards