Hi Ruhaak
I am also new to sgt but based on what
I have done so far, I can tell you that all you need to do is change the
range values. Something like this:
double[] axis1 =new double[nlon];
double[]
axis2 =new double[nlat];
for(int
i=0;i<axis1.length;i++) axis1[i] = xmin+i*dx;
for(int
i=0;i<axis2.length;i++)axis2[i] = ymin+i*dy;
td = new
SimpleGrid(values, axis1, axis2,fieldName);
where xmin, ymin, dx and dy can be anything.
The don't have to be lat lon as long as they define a gridded field.
hope this helps..
nihat
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Dear all,
I want to plot 2D gridded data. For this purpose I use a modified version
of http://www.epic.noaa.gov/java/sgt/src/JGridDemo.java.
What code modifications are necessary to get a Cartesian plot (instead
of the geographic coordinate system which is originally applied).
I have found the Cartesian interface in the API. However, what code is
necessary to apply this Cartesian interface?
Thank you very much, cheers
Wolfram Ruehaak
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