Re: dimension problem

Dear Shinn,

you may use function "linit1"
(http://www.ncl.ucar.edu/Document/Functions/Built-in/linint1.shtml) and
"linit1_n"
(http://www.ncl.ucar.edu/Document/Functions/Built-in/linint1_n.shtml) to
interpolate 1st data set to 2nd data set using piecewise linear
interpolation across the longitude before calculating correlation.

Thanks

Debasish

> Dear ncl users,
> I've got two sets of data. One is [time|48] x [lon|91] (from 90 to 270
> degree by 2 degree lon) and the other is [time|48] x [lon|73] (from 90 to
> 270 degree by 2.5 degree lon). I would like to perform a correlation
> between
> these two sets of data to get a longitudinal correlation map. However, the
> resolutions are not the same for the longitude for the two sets of data,
> so
> what can I do for this? Thanks in advance for any helps and suggestions.
> Shinn
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Received on Mon Oct 11 08:09:32 2010