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[ferret_users] Interpolating to another depth axis
Dear Ferret Users,
I have two sets of data on different depth axis as shown below. As you can see both ranges between 5-2000m. I would now like to interpolate Data 2 on the same axis at Data 1. This should result not only in shortening from 26 levels (in Data 2) to 24 levels (in Data 1) but at the same depth values as in Data 1. how efficiently could I do it?
Any help from the community would be highly appreciated.
Thanking you,
Sulagna
Data 1:
list votemper[d=1,x=120,y=20,l=10]
VARIABLE : sea_water_potential_temperature (degC)
FILENAME : EST1.nc
SUBSET : 24 points (Z (m))
X : 120
Y : 20
TIME : 01-JUL-1958 00:00 NOLEAP
120
120
5 / 1: -1.102
15 / 2: -1.544
25 / 3: -1.624
35 / 4: -1.733
45 / 5: -1.780
55 / 6: -1.802
65.1 / 7: -1.795
75.1 / 8: -1.775
85.3 / 9: -1.756
95.5 / 10: -1.733
106 / 11: -1.698
116.9 / 12: -1.643
128.7 / 13: -1.566
142.2 / 14: -1.468
159 / 15: -1.350
182 / 16: -1.217
216.6 / 17: -1.070
272.5 / 18: -0.910
364.3 / 19: -0.747
511.5 / 20: -0.594
732.2 / 21: -0.453
1033.2 / 22: -0.374
1405.7 / 23: -0.368
1830.9 / 24: -0.391
Data 2:
list temp[d=2,x=120,y=20,l=10]
VARIABLE : TEMPERATURE (deg. C)
FILENAME : EST2.nc
SUBSET : 26 points (DEPTH (m))
LONGITUDE: 120E
LATITUDE : 20N
TIME : 14-JAN-1958 16:30
120E
120
5 / 1: -1.102
15.1 / 2: -1.108
25.3 / 3: -1.135
35.8 / 4: -1.361
46.6 / 5: -1.492
58 / 6: -1.572
70 / 7: -1.657
82.9 / 8: -1.593
96.9 / 9: -1.351
112.3 / 10: -0.732
129.5 / 11: -0.124
149 / 12: 0.137
171.4 / 13: 0.215
197.8 / 14: 0.256
229.5 / 15: 0.296
268.5 / 16: 0.334
317.6 / 17: 0.374
381.4 / 18: 0.423
465.9 / 19: 0.468
579.3 / 20: 0.467
729.3 / 21: 0.367
918.4 / 22: 0.236
1139.2 / 23: 0.110
1378.6 / 24: 0.007
1625.7 / 25: -0.089
1875.1 / 26: -0.174
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Sulagna Ray
Postdoctoral Researcher
LOCEAN/IPSL
Universite Pierre et Marie Curie
4 place Jussieu, 75252 Paris Cedex 05, France
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