Update tutorials: Tropical cyclone and engine impact data

[NicolasColombi]

This PR is part of the ongoing effort to update all CLIMADA tutorials.

Changes proposed in this PR:

For the tropical cyclone tutorial:

• Add section on track density and basin bounds
• remove section on video (I took the liberty to do so as it is never used and I remember a conversation in which it seems that we wanted to systematically remove those sections from the tutorials, please tell me if this is not the case).
• mild rephrasing.

For the engine impact data tutorial:

• Use Log scale for x and y axis for better visualization instead of linear.

Both tutorials runs smoothly.

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[spjuhel]

I think the image of the plot with the log scale was not updated

Otherwise, good work, nice addition of the track density 👍
I also agree on removing the video part.

[NicolasColombi]

I think the image of the plot with the log scale was not updated

Otherwise, good work, nice addition of the track density 👍 I also agree on removing the video part.

Thanks Sam! for the log scale, I think I reverted the plot rendering to avoid committing these changes, but these lines should be uncommented plt.xscale("log") plt.yscale("log"). So I guess next time someone runs it it will appear. Does that makes sense ?

[spjuhel]

Yes of course,
And it is good practice to remove the unnecessary changes in the jupyter notebooks from commits, but in this case we do want the new rendering in the tutorial to be shown (the tutorial displayed on the documentation website are not run again, they are a static version of their last commited state)

[NicolasColombi]

Yes of course, And it is good practice to remove the unnecessary changes in the jupyter notebooks from commits, but in this case we do want the new rendering in the tutorial to be shown (the tutorial displayed on the documentation website are not run again, they are a static version of their last commited state)

Agree, I just made a commit to show that. Let's wait for the test to run.
Other than that, ready to merge ?

[chahank]

Looks good to me.