Re: ncl - no data value interpolation

Following up on my previous email for dealing with the no data values...

Here is an example image:
http://udel.edu/~micahs/wna_ne00.gif
code:
http://udel.edu/~micahs/wna_ne.ncl

As you can see by the image, my contours are smooth (non raster), but the no
data
values along the coastline become blocky.

I understand this is the nature of the dataset, but I'm looking for a
technique to interpolate the data values into the no data areas (however
un-scientific that may be...).

Thanks.

Micah

On 12/9/05, Dennis Shea <shea_at_cgd.ucar.edu> wrote:
>
> >I am working with ocean data sets at resolutions of .25 - 1.0 degrees.
> When
> >I make plots of small areas, the no data
> >values around the coastlines remain in raster format - appear blocky.
>
> >Are there techniques out there to avoid this visual impairment ?
>
> >I was thinking maybe interpolating the no data values to surrounding
> values..?
>
> Hi Micah
>
> offline
>
> Perhaps u could make a figure which could be seen via the WWW?
>
> D
>
>

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