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[ferret_users] How to draw a box to represent the regional-scale study areas in a field over a larger area?
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- Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2010 09:18:08 +0800
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Dear Ferret users,
Could you please let me know how to draw a box to represent the regional-scale study areas in a field over a larger area?
More specifically, for example, I want a ferret plot for areas: (1) Southwest Western Australia (SWWA, southwest of the line joining 30°S, 115°E and 35°S,120°E); (2) South Australia (SA, the box area bounded by 32°-36°S and 135°-140°E); (3) Victoria (VIC, the box area bounded by 37°-39°S and 143°-147°E), and then overlay it on a field (e.g., SLP in July 2009) over a larger area (20°N-60°S, 80-180°E)?
Thanks for your help.
Yun Li
CSIRO, Australia
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