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Hi,
The link there shows how to define a variable which is the data
on a monthly climatology time axis. If the data is on a time axis
where the year is defined as 360 days, then,
yes? use my_data
yes? let my_var_clim = my_var[GT=month_360_day@MOD]
(By the way, the climatological calendars are now defined by default
in Ferret. You do not need to open the climatological_axes dataset
any more.)
Once you have the climatological variable defined, give it units and
other attributes from the original data:
yes? let my_var_clim = my_var[GT=month_360_day@MOD]
yes? set attributes/like=my_var my_var_clim
! and you can do 2-D plots of this data,
yes? fill/L=1 my_var_clim
! or specify a time,
yes? fill/T=15-Jul my_var_clim
On 2/5/2017 10:17 PM, Yadidya Badarvada
wrote:
Hello Ferreters,
I want to plot the monthly climatology for each month
separately.
I could find monthly climatology on a yearly scale,
meaning, the X-axis having a scale from Jan to Dec by using
the below link.
But I want to find in the way that is shown in the attached
file. Can anyone please help me out?
Thanks in advance,
B.Yadidya
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