Re: [ferret_users] Re:

On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 12:31 PM, chinnu sachi <chinnu.sachi7@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

hello Satyam

                    Lots of options are available for making multiple plots in single window; for an instance if you wana draw two plots then it is as

use data1.nc;use data2.nc

set view upper;plot var1[d=1]

set view lower;plot var2[d=2]

like if you want more plots to go in,then use go multi_view command in which you can use desired no.of plots.
Or if you wana overlay both plots in one.then use command overlay.

use data1.nc;use data2.nc
plot var1[d=1];plot/overlay var2[d=2]

Go through below links,
../../documentation/users-guide/customizing-plots/PLOT-LAYOUT
../../faq/laying-out-multiple-plots
../fu_2006/msg00501.html

On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 10:57 AM, Satyam Srivastava <satyam.srivastava.au@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Folks does any one have any update on my problem.

On Tuesday, March 31, 2015, Satyam Srivastava <satyam.srivastava.au@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi,

I wanted to know that if i am comparing two different data for the same year is there is any way by which i can get the plot for both data on single output.

as the data are:
1). name     title                             I         J         K         L         M         N
TEMPERATURE
          potential temperature (degc)     1:2001    1:1093    1:10      1:31      ...       ...

2). /pottmp.2008.nc (default)
name     title                             I         J         K         L         M         N
DATE                                      ...       ...       ...       1:12      ...       ...
TIMEPLOT                                  ...       ...       ...       1:12      ...       ...
POTTMP   Potential temperature            1:360     1:418     1:40      1:12

if i want to get the shaded plot for

i=1:353/j=200:373/l=1/k=2

for both the data set on 1 single plot like overlaying plot.

Regards,

Satyam Srivastava.

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Regards,
Chinnu Sachidanandan
Physical Oceanography Division
National Institute of Oceanography
csachidanandan@xxxxxxx