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A powerful, format-agnostic, and community-driven Python package for analysing and visualising Earth science data

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## 🐛 Bug Report If the scalar coord passed to `iris.util.new_axis` is already a dimension coordinate, an anonymous new dimension is created. ## How To Reproduce ```python import iris import...

Type: Bug
Good First Issue

## 🐛 Bug Report Cubes with string data seem to be a bit broken. You can create one, but either indexing it, or saving to netcdf will fail ... ```...

Type: Bug

## 🐛 Bug Report I am using the dev version of iris to work with unstructured grids (LFRic output). The issue I am having is that all maths operations seem...

Type: Bug
Feature: UGRID
Feature: Arithmetic

## 🐛 Bug Report I used regridding to calculate the overlap of an integer mask of a river basin with model grid cell areas. Both cubes are read from netCDF...

Type: Bug

## 🐛 Bug Report Hi guys, I found two issues with regridding using `iris.analysis.UnstructuredNearest`: 1. The data type of the input cube is not preserved, the output type is always...

Type: Bug
Release: Minor

## 🐛 Bug Report Following on from #4315, #1528. When handling integer coordinates, `collapsed` and `aggregated_by` produce inconsistent points. ## How To Reproduce Minimal example: ```python import iris import iris.cube...

Type: Bug
Experience: Low
Release: Major

## ✨ Feature Request When doing nearest neighbour interpolation, retain the source coordinate values for each data point i.e. if the data at point (52N, 20E) on the new grid...

## ✨ Feature Request CellMethod is an essential part of describing some datasets - eg to distinguish between a "point" screen temperature or one that is "max" or "min" in...

Status: Decision Required
Feature: NetCDF + CF-conventions
VATools

In the course of #4470 , I found that there are some worrying breaking changes in behaviour, which were introduced by #4198 I now think that within #4198 I may...

## ✨ Feature Request Could we have some functionality in the public API that allows users to compare coordinates leniently? ## Motivation I wanted to check two cubes were ordered...

Type: Enhancement