That's good to know, but it doesn't really make a difference in this case. The plotted data is rectilinear in either projection, and the area covered is sufficiently less than global that the two projections are basically indistinguishable from one another. (The only difference I can see is that the CE projection puts lat/lon ticks on the edges of the plot and the Mercator doesn't.)
Thanks!
--Seth
>
>Yes, although are you sure the correct projection is mercator rather than cylindrical equidistant?
>I'm not saying it's the case in your situation, but usually 'rotated lat-lon' refers to a rotated CE projection.
> -dave
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