Re: [ferret_users] Problem on FINDHI function

[Mary Quinton <quintonmary@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Luiz,
You need to define a variable to contain the values of
the function

yes? let hi_values = 
findhi(temp[z=0,x=-180:180,y=-90:90,l=1:11])

yes? list hi_values

or whatever you wanted to do with the results.

Mary


Hi all,

I'm trying to find the high values of a variable on my
netcdf file. The variable is a four dimensional
potential temperature field (temp(x,y,z,t)).
I go to have the maximum values using the @MAX
function but I didn't got to localize them using the
FINDHI functio. I simply did the following:

yes? use ocean_month.nc
yes? show data
.
.
.
.
TEMP     Potential temperature            1:360    
1:200     1:50      1:11

yes? findhi(temp[z=0,x=-180:180,y=-90:90,l=1:11])
 **ERROR: command syntax:
findhi(temp[z=0,x=-180:180,y=-90:90,l=1:11])

What I'm doing wrong?

Thanks for the help,

Luiz



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