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[ferret_users] interchanging_axes
Dear ferret users,
I came across with a problem regarding interchanging axes. I had a data having three parameters,in axes as latitude in i(x), time in j(y),and longitude in l(t). and all other parameters fall on the regular conventional axes. So I want to change it to a regular one with lat in y,lon in x,time in l; and draw a fill plot.
thanks in advance.
When I checked the variable in the file it shows as follows:
yes? use test.nc
yes? sh d/var
currently SET data sets:
1> ./test.nc (default)
name title I J K L
U Zonal Current 1:159 1:12 ... 1:361
m/s on grid GMH1 with -9.99E+33 for missing data
X=-73.5:85.5 Y=0.5:12.5
V Meridional Current 1:159 1:12 ... 1:361
m/s on grid GMH1 with -9.99E+33 for missing data
X=-73.5:85.5 Y=0.5:12.5
SST Sea Surface Temperature 1:159 1:12 ... 1:361
degreeC on grid GMH1 with -9.99E+33 for missing data
X=-73.5:85.5 Y=0.5:12.5
UG Geostrophic Zonal Current 1:159 1:12 ... 1:361
m/s on grid GMH1 with -9.99E+33 for missing data
X=-73.5:85.5 Y=0.5:12.5
VG Geostrophic Meridional Current 1:159 1:12 ... 1:361
m/s on grid GMH1 with -9.99E+33 for missing data
X=-73.5:85.5 Y=0.5:12.5
COUNT Sea Surface Temperature 1:361 1:159 ... ...
drifter days per square deg on grid GMH2 with -9.99E+33 for missing data
X=179.5E(-180.5):179.5W Y=73.5S:85.5N
UE Zonal Current Standard Error 1:361 1:159 ... ...
m/s on grid GMH2 with -9.99E+33 for missing data
X=179.5E(-180.5):179.5W Y=73.5S:85.5N
VE Meridional Current Standard Err 1:361 1:159 ... ...
m/s on grid GMH2 with -9.99E+33 for missing data
X=179.5E(-180.5):179.5W Y=73.5S:85.5N
SSTE Sea Surface Temperature Standar 1:361 1:159 ... ...
degreeC on grid GMH2 with -9.99E+33 for missing data
X=179.5E(-180.5):179.5W Y=73.5S:85.5N
UGE Geostrophic Zonal Current Stand 1:361 1:159 ... ...
m/s on grid GMH2 with -9.99E+33 for missing data
X=179.5E(-180.5):179.5W Y=73.5S:85.5N
VGE Geostrophic Meridional Current 1:361 1:159 ... ...
m/s on grid GMH2 with -9.99E+33 for missing data
X=179.5E(-180.5):179.5W Y=73.5S:85.5N
time range: -180 to 180
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Regards,
Chinnu Sachidanandan
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