Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2008 04:41:07 -0700
I cannot get the top section of my figures to plot correctly. There
seems to be a mysterious gap in the middle of the top of the plot (the
white part) which I cannot seem to eliminate. My routine does an
interpolation to pressure levels, followed by a plot of the variable
versus pressure and height. Since I have changed the pressure level
structure in CAM to 50 levels, going from the ground to around 95 km, I
had to estimate the correspondence between the new pressure levels and
height.
In order to do this I have adjusted the routine "gsn_csm.ncl". I
enclose the section of gsn_csm.ncl which I have modified (in the file
"gsnpart.ncl"), showing the adjusted pressure and height levels.
I have also enclosed a typical anomalous plot, and the ncl script
("test.ncl")I used to generate the plot (containing the levels I am
interpolating onto).
Does anyone know what is causing this problem?.
Thanks,
Helen.
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