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Add ocean-plot to mapping tools - #51
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Adds a single entry for ocean-plot to the existing Mapping Tools section of
src/index.md.It is an MIT-licensed Python command-line wrapper around xarray and Matplotlib (optional Cartopy), intended for repeatable small SST/wind figures and nearest-grid-point temperature time series from rectilinear NetCDF inputs. The repository includes English/Chinese documentation, OISST/CCMP examples, an offline synthetic demo, and explicit grid/selection limitations.
pip install ocean-plot(orpip install "ocean-plot[netcdf4,maps]")Disclosure: I maintain this newly released project. This is a small task-oriented CLI, not a general analysis framework. Curvilinear/rotated/staggered grids, regional dateline discontinuities, and non-standard-calendar time series are not supported. I would welcome maintainers' feedback on whether it fits this list.
The diff adds one link, preserves the current list style, and does not change existing entries.