Re: Error in anomalies for missing value

NCL *automatically* handles variables with the _FillValue attribute.
NCL does not require a (say) 'if' statement to check the values.

Note: You mention FillValue. That is not recognized, only _FillValue

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Also ... 1e36 is a commonly used _FillValue. It looks like the data
has 1e36 'somewhere'.

On 7/30/13 8:03 AM, Abhik Santra wrote:
>
> Dear NCL-users,
>
> I have a problem to calculate the anomalies using "calcDayAnomTLL" function.
> My data contains many missing values, masked by FillValue: -999.
> But the anomalies show the absurd range of values with min=-1.01104e+36 & max=9.97008e+36 and other values are also not correct.
> I checked the "calcDayAnomTLL" function in contributed.ncl and found no care has been taken for the missing value.
> Is there any other function which may be helpful for this purpose?
> How can I solve this?
>
> Regards,
> Abhik
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> Abhik Santra
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> Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology,
> Pune - 411008.
> India
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