lat2d = f->TLAT lon2d = f->TLONG t@lon2d = lon2d t@lat2d = lat2dFor examples on how to modify streamline plots, please see the main streamline page.
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NCL Graphics: POP Streamlines
POP data that have 2D lat/lon coordinates
can be plotted directly in physical space. To do this, simply read in
the coordinates and assign them the following attributes:
popstr_1.ncl: Streamlines on
the POP grid.
UVEL and VVEL are NOT zonal and meridional velocities in the lat/lon sense. They are velocities with respect to the model grid, which is locally rotated by ANGLE radians with respect to lat/lon directions. So to convert to zonal & meridional velocities, you need to project UVEL and VVEL onto zonal & meridional directions. Here's how :
UVEL and VVEL are NOT zonal and meridional velocities in the lat/lon sense. They are velocities with respect to the model grid, which is locally rotated by ANGLE radians with respect to lat/lon directions. So to convert to zonal & meridional velocities, you need to project UVEL and VVEL onto zonal & meridional directions. Here's how :
true_zonal_velocity = cos(ANGLE) * UVEL - sin(ANGLE) * VVEL true_merid_velocity = sin(ANGLE) * UVEL + cos(ANGLE) * VVELIf you wish to convert regular lat/lon data to the pop grid, the following is used:
uPop = u*cos(rot) + v*sin(rot) vPop = -u*sin(rot) + v*cos(rot)