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Hi, RESHAPE will take all the data you give it, in this case the entire grid of qlwave, turn it in into a long 1-dimensional list, and then assign the values to the grid of the second argument. So, what you have specified will string together into a list the over 11 million values in the variable qlwave[x=1:193,y=1:87,y=1:697]. Then it will take the first 697 values from that list, and put them onto that time axis. The result of the _expression_ you have defined using reshape function has its grid only in the T direction. I think what you want to do instead is this: Use a regridding
transformation. The @ASN transformation will simply associate the
first L index of the grid with the first L index of the axis and
so forth. yes? let/unit='W/m^2'/title='long wave heat flux' qlwave_on_time=qlwave,[gt=day_axis@asn] This will still have the dependence on the original X and Y axes, but with the new day_axis in the T direction, so you can plot it at any chosen X,Y location. Or, you could do this, to use RESHAPE to put only the timeseries at a single X,Y location onto the new day axis. yes? let/unit='W/m^2'/title='long wave heat flux' qlwave_on_time=RESHAPE(qlwave[x=74,y=33],t[gt=day_axis]) yes? plot qlwave_on_time
Ansley On 9/7/2017 1:42 PM,
'sarasari206@xxxxxxxxx' via _OAR PMEL Ferret Users wrote:
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