Re: [ferret_users] Labeling slanted cross section: Irregular Spacings

["Stephen R. Guimond" <guimond@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,
 In regards to my last message...I found an example for defining 
unevenly-spaced axes hidden in the documentation:

define axis/x test = pos[D=2]^0.5

defines each coordinate of the axis "my_axis" as the square root of 
variable "pos" from data set 2.

I am assuming this may be the answer to my problem.

Any other ideas??

Steve


Quoting "Stephen R. Guimond" <guimond@coaps.fsu.edu>:

> Hello Ferreters,
>  I want to make a cross section that runs diagonally from SW to NE 
> and want to label the x-axis either in degrees or km instead of 
> number of points along the cross section.  I have seen these done 
> with two x-axes:  one with increments in longitude and the one below 
> with increments in latitude.  I am working with satellite data, so 
> the spacings between data are irregular.  Is there a way to label the 
> x-axis without defining a constant dx? My radii go like this:
>
>  -546.1616, -452.1869, -369.0840, -295.1372, -227.5892, -164.7223,
> -107.1877, -51.99463, 0, 50.72416, 100.3794, 147.8983, 195.4181,
> 242.9382, 290.2569, 338.8441, 388.4994       Thanks for any suggestions,
> Steve
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> Stephen R. Guimond
> Graduate Research Assistant
> Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies (COAPS)
> Tallahassee, FL 32304
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>
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Stephen R. Guimond
Graduate Research Assistant
Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies (COAPS)
Tallahassee, FL 32304
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