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Re: TRIANGULATE/TRIGRID problem in IDL 5.3 (SGI) [message #24782 is a reply to message #24779] Fri, 20 April 2001 15:44 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Ben Tupper is currently offline  Ben Tupper
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James Kuyper wrote:

> Ben Tupper wrote:
> ...
>> IDL's TRIGRID routine interpolates out to the limits of the 'outer-hull'
>> defined by the Delaunay triangulation. The curviness of the data swath
>> (almost banana-shaped) has introduced a subtle concavity. There is a triangle
>
> This data set sounds familiar to me. Is it MODIS data from the Terra
> satellite? If so, then I'm the one responsible for the program that
> generates the geolocation information Liam's using. In that case, it's
> not really a banana shape. Seen in a proper 3-D context, without map
> distortion, it's actually a bow-tie shape - the edges are actually arcs
> of what in spherical geometry are called "small" circles: they have

> radii of less than 90 degrees, bending inward.

Aha! A hyper-banana!

Ben


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