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On appearances introduction.jl allows me to set a full immediate deployment of mitigation (the kind of thing I do immediately to interpret a model).

However, the controls are clamped behind the scenes in enforce_maxslope.

To make the user aware of this clamping behavior the control plots could indicate the clamped deployments.
Alternatively we could remove the clamps altogether and/or describe them with a toggle button - I think justifying them is a good idea anyways? The notebook is otherwise very informative about the mechanics!

Removing the call to enforce_maxslope in forward_controls_temp gives me sight of a cost analysis for complete mitigation and there is always a net benefit. This causes issues in the optimization step for a temperature target (higher temperatures unreachable). Clearly, this is a really significant feature in the model to surface visually and make the user fully aware.

Current design:

But on a narrow screen:

https://github.com/JuliaPluto/PlutoSliderServer.jl/blob/v0.3.3/README.md#watching-a-directory

For some reason the reactive plots on the PlutoSliderServer are now flashing white between frames, while they didn't previously do this. (Doesn't happen when running Pluto locally, so maybe Pluto just needs to be upgraded.)

@navidcy and @glwagner, I'd like to include an Oceananigans.jl example of an eddying double gyre in our curriculum of reactive Pluto.jl notebooks (see our current example). In the Ferrari group meeting today, we discussed making an outreach demo that would allow students to release little plastic particles in a double gyre and watch them accumulate in the convergence zones (garbage patches).

Would it make sense to use output from @navidcy's double-gyre example (CliMA/Oceananigans.jl#1085)? An alternative would be to just use a much cheaper barotropic model (i.e. nz=1) and somehow parameterize the effect that Ekman convergence has on the plastics.

What do you think?

(We currently use 0.2.2)

• Make sure the @initially macro still works
• Save notebook file with new Pluto
• Dark mode support, this seems to work:

pluto-output img, pluto-output svg {
    filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) contrast(0.83) brightness(1.4);
}

• Update PlutoUI

Currently on a touchscreen, dragging the dots causes the page to scroll.