Use Magma colorscale for TEMPO layer. #5
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This PR updates our notebook to use the Magma colormap for the TEMPO image layer, which (partially) handles the first item in #3.
Per the ESRI docs, one can define a custom color ramp to use, which we could do to try and use torch. The only options seems to be an algorithmic colormap, or a piecewise combination of them.
The three algorithms available for the color ramps are described here. I don't see anything in the
cmasherdocs that would indicate if they use any particular algorithm for generating sequential colormaps. Any thoughts on this would be great.