Re: How to interpolate polar coordinate to x-y coordinate

I assume you are talking about a polar stereographic grid.
If so, there is no built-in function for interpolating to
a regular grid.

Possibly, you could modify the following fortran [NUGRID]
to do waht you want. This could be called as a shared object.

http://dss.ucar.edu/datasets/ds757.0/software/elev47x51_read.f

Good luck

fjfzcgh wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I have a 2D (21*72) array with 21 grids in radial direction and 72
> grids in azimuthal direction (at the interval 5 degree). Now I want to
> interpolate this array from a polar coordinate to a regular x-y
> coordinate with 41*41 squared grids. The interpolation functions
> (linint2 and so on) seem not to work because monotonically increasing
> lat(or lon) is required. How can I accomplish it using an effective
> approach? Thanks in advance!
>
> 2009-06-08
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