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Regridding data [message #3994] Tue, 11 April 1995 00:00 Go to next message
asb is currently offline  asb
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Does anyone have a program that takes 2D or 3D irregularly sampled
data and regrids it on a cartesian array?

Thanks,
Alan Barnett
Re: regridding data [message #23092 is a reply to message #3994] Fri, 05 January 2001 07:20 Go to previous message
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Chris Taylor (swr99cpt@met.rdg.ac.uk) writes:

> I'd like to do SURFACE/SHADE_SURF plots of my data but the data is on a
> irregular grid with unequal x and y dimensions. This means I can't use
> TRIANGULATE and TRIGRID to regrid it. Is there any way around this?

It is not clear to me, from the details you supply,
that the SURFACE command is completely ruled out.
There is no requirement in the SURFACE command that
the data be on a regular grid; irregular grids are
fine. It's true that the TRIGRID command will
interpolate given data to a regular grid, but even
then it's not clear to me that the SURFACE command
wouldn't show you a fairly decent representation
of your data.

I guess I just need more information to be convinced.

Cheers,

David

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