Re: Rotated data; select place

Denise,

Does your data include 2-D coordinate arrays? If so, then use the
region_ind function to translate from lat, lon to I, J indices. The
function is designed for sub regions, but I think it should work fine for
single points.

--Dave

On Sat, Apr 12, 2014 at 5:14 AM, Denise Harders <denise.harders@web.de>wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have data in a rotated system. I know how to visualize it the right way,
> but I want to select a place in the "normal" coordinates (e.g. 50°S; 9°W)
> and get the coordinates in the rotated system. Is it possible to get it
> with ncl?
>
> Greets and thanks :)
> Denise
>
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