I've been whacking away at this for a few days, and I'm mostly stumped. I've got two "curvilinear" grids and a mask specified on one of them. I'd like to create the same (ok, really close) masked area on the other grid. I've played with stepping through the lon/lat coordinates of the masked area on the 1st grid and finding the closest point on the 2nd (via subtraction and @LOC:0) but that doesn't quite work. I've also tried using @CIA and @CIB, but those aren't quite satisfactory either. To illustrate, here's a little gif of the two grids, the red points being the 2nd grid, the blue points be- ing the masked area of the first grid I want to replicate. Any ideers? Thanks! -- Gary Strand Climate Change Research Section, NCAR (303) 497-1336 strandwg@ucar.edu http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/ccr/strandwg
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-- Gary Strand Climate Change Research Section, NCAR, 303-497-1336 strandwg@ucar.edu http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/ccr/strandwg
