I have a really naive question: Is it possible for OpenDX to read in 3D cylindrical polar data (r-, theta- and z-) and plot surfaces of a constant function value?
Certain other softwares can read in r- theta- data and convert it into an x- y- grid for plotting, but they perform very poorly at the origin. Please note that the simple transform x = r * cosine(theta) and y = r * sine(theta) will give you N*N number of unevenly spaced points in both X and Y (for N r- and theta- points). It is then the challenge to interpolate the function to an evenly space cartesian grid for plotting iso-surfaces. Thanks in advance, --Sujit
