use U.nc
use V.nc
define symbol vec_cmd = VECTOR/hlimits=370:399:2/ vlimits=-36:-20:2/nolab
define symbol vec_u = uu
define symbol vec_v = vv
define symbol vec_len = 10
define symbol vec_xskip = 1
define symbol vec_yskip = 1
define symbol vec_arrowkey = YES
define symbol vec_veckey = 325,78,,(f4.1, " m/s")
define symbol vec_lo = 0
define symbol vec_hi = 16
define symbol vec_delta = 1
define symbol vec_pal = rainbow
define symbol vec_colorkey = YES
define symbol vec_shakey = 1,1,0.12,2
define symbol vec_otherppl = none
PPL AXNMTC 3,3
PPL AXLINT 2,2
let uu=U[d=1,l=@ave]
let vv=V[d=2,l=@ave]
go color_vector; go land_detail thick " " black
I took out all the other code specifically for my work, but it produces a plot similar to one of the panels in the attached. Just change the skips as needed
cheers
dave
On 17 December 2012 09:14, nitin patil
<nitinpatil85@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear ferret users,
I have calculated/plotted the uv anomaly for pre-monsson (MAM) season (say 2001, see the attached plot) from the following script. In the attached plot can any one let me know how to shade the magnitude of the uv winds.
use UV_MAM2001-2005.nc"
let u1=u[d=1,k=2,x=65:95,y=0:40,l=1:92@ave]
let v1=v[d=1,k=2,x=65:95,y=0:40,l=1:92@ave]
let uwnd=u[d=1,k=2,x=65:95,y=0:40,l=1:460@ave]
let vwnd=v[d=1,x=65:95,y=0:40,l=1:460@ave]
let anom_u=u1-uwnd
let anom_v=v1-vwnd
vec/length=5 anom_u,anom_v !!! To plot anomaly
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