Hi,
Or, if the dataset has longitudes -180:180 and you want it to
show as 0:360 then find the x-axis descriptions in the xml and
change the ranges. If it looks like this
<XAXIS-x-id-e6b96cc92f type="x" units="degrees_east">
<arange start="-179" size="360" step="1" />
</XAXIS-x-id-e6b96cc92f>
you'd change that to,
<XAXIS-x-id-e6b96cc92f type="x" units="degrees_east">
<arange start="1" size="360" step="1" />
</XAXIS-x-id-e6b96cc92f>
and the software will handle getting the data from the -180:180
grid and showing it in 0:360. Sometimes the xml file can list
more than one definition of the same axis in the <axes>
section. Make sure you find them all.
Ansley
On 4/10/2019 8:41 AM, Roland Schweitzer
- NOAA Affiliate wrote:
Penny,
I need more information to understand what you want to do.
If the data set displays as a global as -180 to 180 and
it's not a global data set, then just change the definition of
the x-axis in the config to have the longitude range such that
it covers the area you want it to cover. If it is a global
data set and the problem is you want a different line of
longitude in the center of the plot, just configure the axis
so that the longitude line you want is in the center. Like say
start=0, step=1 size=359. If it's a global data set, but you
want it to open up zoomed in on a different region you can
probably configure the sub-region as properties in the data
set, but I haven't tried that to be honest.
Let me know what you need done and we'll try to figure it
out.
Roland
On Wed, Apr 10, 2019 at 7:58
AM Oots, Penny C. (LARC-E3)[Science Systems &
Applications, Inc.] < penny.c.oots@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Have not
seen this email go out to the users list so I’m
resending.
Penny
Oots
I would
like to preset the region to region(0) for a
particular dataset using LAS 8.6.9. It originally
displays as Global (180) which is inconsistent with
the other datasets we have.
Has
anyone done this and if so, how did you accomplish
this?
Penny
Oots
SSAI,
NASA Langley, Hampton, VA
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