Re: question about ferret

[Jonathan Callahan <Jonathan.S.Callahan@xxxxxxxx>]

Matthieu,

Here is a little script that will do what you want.  It is used like this:

yes? go gij coads_climatology sst

Here is the script itself:

! $1 = dataset
! $2 = var

use $1
define axis/x=1:`$2,return=isize`:1 iax
define axis/y=1:`$2,return=jsize`:1 jax
define grid/x=iax/y=jax ijgrid

let/units="`$2,return=unit`"/title="`$2,return=title`" ijvar = 
$2[gx=ijgrid@asn,gy=ijgrid@asn]

shade ijvar[k=1,l=1]

Creating a generic script like this is much better than writing one that 
is specific to your dataset.


-- Jon


Matthieu JOUAN wrote:

> Mr, 
> I would like to plot my 2D variables (for example ; bathymetry in my
> case), without
> geographic coordinates appear (because they are false); that means X and
> Y axis appears with "i" and "j"
> index in the array of result ; like a common i,j 2D array in matlab for
> example
> I think it should not be a lot of work , but i can't find the answer on
> the 
> website.
> thanks by advance for your help
>
> sincerly yours,
>
> JOUAN Matthieu
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