Hello Everyone,
I am trying to return coordinate values along an irregular axis using the index values. So if I have 32 pressure levels (K=1:32:1) spread out between Z=100-1000mb, I might want to say get the value 500 (mb ~ but without the mb) from inputting K=17 somehow.
What I have done:
I came across the pyferret.get_axis_coordinates ETF, however, that seems to require I code my own ETF to use. Either way, I am still confused about how to use it, and how it could help me get the result I want, even after using help(pyferret.get_axis_coordinates).
It has crossed my mind that I may be able to somehow create a new axis from the old ending at K=17, and then return the end value by using RETURN=XEND. However, I do not currently know how to create a subaxis from another axis.
What I am actually trying to do (in case that helps):
I am running a REPEAT and want to create a series of file names with the appropriate pressure levels in the file name. I have a variety of different files, so no 1 size fits all.
Many thanks,
Alexander