Hi All,
I am using wrf_user_intrp3d to create cross sections through two =
points as follow:
....
plane = (/ xs,ys, xe,ye /)
.....
=
ane = wrf_user_intrp3d( va,z,"v",plane,0.,True)
t_plane = wrf_use=
r_intrp3d( ta,z,"v",plane,0.,True)
zz = wrf_user_intrp3d( z,z,"v",p=
lane,0., True )
b = ind(zz(0,:,0) .gt. zmax )
zmax_pos = b(=
0) - 1
if ( abs(zz(0,zmax_pos,0)-zmax) .lt. abs(zz(0,zmax_pos+1,0)-zm=
ax) ) then
zspan = b(0) - 1
=
else
zspan = b(=
0)
end if
delete([/zz,b/])
ter_pl=
ane = wrf_user_intrp2d(ter,plane,0.,True)
x_plane = wrf_use=
r_intrp2d(lon,plane,0.,True)
y_plane = wrf_user_intrp2d(lat,p=
lane,0.,True)
....
plot1 = gsn_csm_contour(wks,vcross(0,0:zmax_pos=
,:),res) ;;cross section at 06 UTC
however, interpolation doe=
sn't follow the terrain (attached file, the red line) and in general the in=
terpolation start much higher in the right part of the cross section about =
200 m even that the first model level is at about 12m.
In otherwise the c=
ontours looks correct. Any idea how to improve the plots and make them look=
better?
Regards,
SK
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