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## Example of adding some of the bells and whistles to a simple map plot
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https://github.com/PaulHalloran/Jupiter_notebooks_halloran/blob/master/arushi_plotting.ipynb
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### Changing some value in a cube to a different value, e.g. setting zeros to NaNs
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