Hello,
The examples on the following website which illustrates how to plot
data with 2D lat/lon does not have an example on plotting a subset
http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/csm/support/CSM_Graphics/popscal.shtml
I tried
res@mpMinLatF = minlat
res@mpMaxLatF = maxlat
res@mpMinLonF = minlon
res@mpMaxLonF = maxlon
where minlat=min(lat2d),maxlat=max(lat2d),minlon=min(lon2d),
maxlon=max(lon2d) are defined. But did not get a satisfactory plot
(plot is too large to attach). But basically, not the whole region was
covered.
I do not want to use something like
res@mpLimitMode = "Corners" ; choose range of map
res@mpLeftCornerLatF = lat2d(0,0)
res@mpLeftCornerLonF = lon2d(0,0)
res@mpRightCornerLatF = lat2d(nlon-1,nlat-1)
res@mpRightCornerLonF = lon2d(nlon-1,nlat-1)
used for making plots of Lambert Confromal projection that I used when
I read my data from a binary file because the purpose of converting
the binary data files to netcdf will be defeated.
The reason why I am converting the binary files to netcdf is because I
shall have to use one NCL script to make a panel plot of data from
different files; one file is netcdf, the 2nd file has Lambert Conformal
Project (binary file) and the third file has Mercator projection (binary).
I shall appreciate any ideas.
I also want to avoid having to set different plotting resources for the
different datasets if possible. If not, then that will be my last resort
in which case I do not need to convert my binary files into netcdf,
correct?
Thanks
Ben
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