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Re: Management of griddata around the borders of the data [message #50028] Wed, 06 September 2006 07:57 Go to next message
David Streutker is currently offline  David Streutker
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When using GRIDDATA, you might try setting the SECTORS keyword to a
higher value, like 3 or 4. (You may also need to set EMPTY_SECTORS=0,
I'm not sure of the default.) This should force the procedure to
interpolate only the points that are "well-surrounded" by data, and
hopefully provide a better interpolant. Everything else will be set to
the value of MISSING.

-David
Re: Management of griddata around the borders of the data [message #50134 is a reply to message #50028] Mon, 11 September 2006 10:06 Go to previous message
Matt Harner is currently offline  Matt Harner
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Registered: September 2006
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Since I am using GRIDDATA in linear interpolation mode, the SECTORS
options do not apply. However, I am now having luck interpolating
after setting the MISSING keyword.

Thanks,

Matt

David Streutker wrote:
> When using GRIDDATA, you might try setting the SECTORS keyword to a
> higher value, like 3 or 4. (You may also need to set EMPTY_SECTORS=0,
> I'm not sure of the default.) This should force the procedure to
> interpolate only the points that are "well-surrounded" by data, and
> hopefully provide a better interpolant. Everything else will be set to
> the value of MISSING.
>
> -David
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