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I am trying to make a barplot where the bars would have the color "dodgerblue4" as a gradient. I tried to use scale_color_gradient but it didn't work. I would like the highest value to have "dodgerblue4" and have that color fading, is it possible? Thank you! My code for now is:

I am almost done with an exercise but need help with the last bit. The premise is to have only a clicked article to be shown out of a list of four articles. I can hide all but the first article and get the heading to show when the respective article is clicked but I'm having trouble with the code to get the actual article to show. Here is an HTML snippet (let me know if you need more):

I am using Python 3.8 in Spyder to read a data file with extension ".stg". This files are outputs of some equipments used in Geophysics See file .The only option I have found so far is manually opened the file in a text editor (Notepad), save it as .txt, and finally using this line of code: import pandas as pd df = pd.read_csv('TSC16.txt', header=3) The file opens fine, but I want to know if there is an efficient way to do it because, in the end, my goal is to work with tons of this .stg files. Thank you for you help!

I have a data-frame like below

I have a dataset that defines two curves, and I want to fill the area between them. However, contrary to the standard situation, the abscissa is to be plotted on the vertical axis and the ordinates on the horizontal one; the abscissa indicates depth, this is a common plotting format in geophysics. In other words, I want something like

I am currently updating our projects Geotools jars from 10.8 to RC 21. I've run into an issue where in the coverage jar(gt-coverage-21-RC.jar) the ViewType class no longer exists. Also the code that uses that class on the GridCoverage2D class doesn't exist.

So the following no longer works:

I am trying to interpolate a surface based on geophysics in the form of x, y, z points. I would like to have the surface cropped to the extent of the of the survey (e.g. I just want the area within the red borders in the below figure).

Doe anyone know how to do this? Below is some example code which generates the below figure. I need to work out how to modify it to just interpolate the area within the red border.

I am trying to scrape information from google scholar web page:

https://scholar.google.com/citations?view_op=search_authors&hl=en&mauthors=label:materials_science

I am writing a label on a map using Generic Mapping Tools, and I want to use the \alpha symbol (α). This symbol is provided in the Symbols font in GMT, and corresponds to octal code 141. I explicitly declare that I want to use the Symbols font in my GMT defaults, as well as in my PSTEXT command: