On Wed, 12 Jan 2005, alexg wrote:
> Hi,
> Im plotting some latitude depth contoured sections (from ccsm pop). The
> default settings stretches out the top 1000m to take up about half the
> y-axis with the remaining 4000m fitting in to the bottom half. Is there a
> setting to produce a more standard depth axis (ie no stretching of the
> first 1000m)?
> Thanks
> Alex
Hi everybody,
Alex figured out the answer on his own; I thought I'd share it with
the group just in case it was useful to somebody.
He needed to set the following resource:
res@gsnYAxisIrregular2Linear = True
This takes a Y axis that is irregular (that is, the values on the axis
are not equally-spaced), and changes it to a linear axis with
equally-spaced values. The data will go through a transformation when
you do this, so it will "follow" the changes to the Y axis.
For a graphical example, see example 1 at:
http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/csm/support/CSM_Graphics/slice.shtml
Cheers,
--Mary
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> School of Mathematics
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