Hi
Perhaps your grid is curvilinear (a "show data" would be usefull). If so, you can not use the "set region" to specify the longitude and latitude, and you have to add the longitude and latitude in the "fill" command. For instance if your longitude variable is named "lon" and your latitude is named "lat", try "Fill/l=96/Hlim=21:54/Vlim=-12:22 HGT, lon, lat".
More informations about curvilinear coordinates in the Ferret manual: http://ferret.pmel.noaa.gov/Ferret/documentation/users-guide/working-with-special-data-sets/CURVILINEAR-COORDINATE-DATA
Bruno
On 10/21/2015 04:24 AM, afwande juliet wrote:
Perhaps your grid is curvilinear (a "show data" would be usefull). If so, you can not use the "set region" to specify the longitude and latitude, and you have to add the longitude and latitude in the "fill" command. For instance if your longitude variable is named "lon" and your latitude is named "lat", try "Fill/l=96/Hlim=21:54/Vlim=-12:22 HGT, lon, lat".
More informations about curvilinear coordinates in the Ferret manual: http://ferret.pmel.noaa.gov/Ferret/documentation/users-guide/working-with-special-data-sets/CURVILINEAR-COORDINATE-DATA
Bruno
On 10/21/2015 04:24 AM, afwande juliet wrote:
Dear ferret usersI am plotting wrfoutput by typing
yes? fill/l=96 HGT
yes? go land 1 "" 1
yes? set region/y=-12:22.5/x=21:54
yes? fill/l=96 HGT
yes? go land 1 "" 1
yes? frame/file=hgt.gif
I get only half the domain size.Does someone have an idea how to go about thisattached is my figure.Could it be a problem with the grids??? I don't how to go about this
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