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Re: Map transparent image [message #35679] Tue, 01 July 2003 12:50 Go to previous message
Haje Korth is currently offline  Haje Korth
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Step two was what I needed to figure out: Alpha blending was the answer.

Thanks,
Haje


"Andy Loughe ( remove OMITs )" <Andrew.LougheOMIT@noaaOMIT.govOMIT> wrote in
message news:3F019EC8.2030608@noaaOMIT.govOMIT...
> Can this be accomplished by...
>
> (1) preparing the image to be created, like via map_set.
> (2) using polyfill or another technique to draw the (lightly colored)
mask.
> (3) "overplotting" with the data values included, then adding
> continents, grids, etc.
>
> ... or maybe your needs are more complex than this.
>
>
> Haje Korth wrote:
>> Good morning everyone,
>> I am trying to overlay a grey-shaded mask over an image to indicate
areas
>> where sample data are less reliable. However, I want the grey shaded
area to
>> be transparent so that I can still see the underlying data points. I do
not
>> want to use 'contour' since the results look rather confusing; too many
>> patches. As far as I can see, the IDL map_image command does not provide
>> such settings. Does anyone know, how the mask can be worked into the
image
>> prior to display? What is the math that one would apply?
>>
>> Thanks for helping,
>> Haje
>>
>>
>
>
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