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High-Order Multiscale Modeling Environment (HOMME) model (formerly SEAM)

Non-uniform grids and triangular mesh conversion

The HOMME grid used in the examples on this page is a non-uniform grid. It is better to convert this grid to a triangular mesh rather than interpolate it to a uniform grid before contouring. Note that only contouring is available with triangular mesh conversion at this time.

For more information on non-uniform grids that NCL can handle, see the document "Non-uniform grids that NCL can contour."

If the input array to a gsn_csm graphical interface is one- dimensional, and also has one-dimensional lat/lon arrays of the same length, NCL automatically uses triangular mesh conversion. The lat/lon information must be provided by setting sfXArray and sfYArray.

homme_1.ncl: this example shows how to create a basic filled contour plot of a HOMME grid over a cylindrical equidistant map.