Hi Marie-Dominique,
In the next release of NCL we will have some regridding capabilities that
might work for you. Would you be able to provide both grids and/or the
script that creates the grids and we can give the new software a try?
Meanwhile, would triple2grid work? You can convert your RLAT2d/RLON2d to
1D with ndtooned:
http://www.ncl.ucar.edu/Document/Functions/Built-in/triple2grid.shtml
--Mary
On Mar 22, 2012, at 3:26 AM, leroux Marie-Dominique wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering whether there is a built function in NCL that would
> interpolate data from a cylindrical grid to a regular lat/lon grid(?)
> My original grid is equidistant (lat1d and lon1d are 1-dimensional
> arrays that contain the coordinates).
> To perform azimuthal analysis, I have interpolated my data to a
> specified cylindrical grid (radius,azimuths) for which I know the
> latitudes and longitudes of each point (radius,azimuths) on the rings:
> they are contained in 2-dimensional arrays (RLAT2d and RLON2d).
>
> Now: which is the best function to go back to my original lat/lon grid?
> Shall I use the "rcm2rgrid" procedure? If so, I have a problem:
>
> The procedure is: rcm2rgrid(lat2d,lon2d,fi,lat1d,lon1d,1)
> my RLAT2d, RLON2d, and fi arrays have (radius,azimuths) coordinates.
> They are obviously not in ascending latitude and longitude order as
> "radius" varies from 0 to 1000 km, and "azimuth" varies from 0 to 359
> degrees.
> I can order both RLAT2d, RLON2d to be in ascending latitude and
> longitude order but then how can I modify fi accordingly?
>
> Thank you very much for your precious help,
> Regards,
> Marie-Dominique LEROUX
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