Hi all, thanks for your time.
Paul, yes, it should be 'omg', I did some copy-and-paste error while
writing the email and test the code at the same time.
Alex, yes, that's the problem that i wasn't sure how to do. But thanks,
I'll try to figure it out how and try in a bit.
Cheers,
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Fadzil,
Questions like this that involve code are great to ask on
stackoverflow, tagging with netcdf, matplotlib and python.
-Rich
On Wed, Mar 5, 2014 at 6:57 AM, Fadzil Mnor fadzilmno...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all, thanks for your time.
Paul, yes, it should be 'omg', I did some copy-and-paste
The issue I see is one of ensuring that your inputs into contourf() are of
the expected shapes. If you want a generalized script, then you will need
to do various steps that can prepare 3d data into a 2d by assuming a
particular level. The fun part of all of this is that different data
sources
Hi all,
Signel, yeah, I should have post it on stackoverflow. Will do that next
time.
Benjamin, I've been using GrADS for the last 3 years, and just recently
using python for more functionality (which came with a price,of
course-learning curve).
Seems like I 've found the solution. I should have
Hi all,
I've been looking for solution on this for days, and seems like nothing
works.
I wrote this code to read TRMM data and it works, but somehow not working
when I use the same script to read NCEP reanalysis data...which later I
found out it worked for netCDF files with only 1 'level'
Hi Fadzil,
I am not sure if I fully understand your question. Are you simply trying to
write a general script that plots contours for atmospheric netcdf data? At
the very least, your error message has a very simple explanation in that
the third argument of contourf (in this case, pcpr or omg?)
