Re: [ferret_users] zaxreplace - convert z-axis of density to the z-axis of `m`

Hello Ryo,

The example/method that you showed is converting a 4-d data to a 4-d data i.e. F and G are (x,y,z,t) and (x,y,rho,t). But in my case I computed the time trend of G variable so now it is 3-d (x,y,rho). So I want to map back time trend of G(x,y,rho) i.e. 3-d variable to G'(x,y,z).

use /data/rg/rgsigmaslope.nc
use /data/rg/neut.nc ! I took the l=@ave of density (x,y,z,t) to make it 3-d variable of (x,y,z) !
use /data/rg/heat.nc ! I took the l=@ave of ocean heat (x,y,z,t) to make it 3-d variable of (x,y,z) !

sh gr slope[d=1],neut[d=2],heat[d=3]
    GRID GRC1
name                axis              # pts   start                end                 subset
LONGITUDE   LONGITUDE   360mr   20.5E                19.5E(379.5)        full
LA .5E     19.5E(379.5)        full
LATITUDE     LATITUDE          145 r    64.5S      79.5N               full
AXDEN               Z                  118 r 16.81       28.51               full
normal                T
    GRID GFP1
name       axis                # pts      start                  end                subset
LON       LONGITUDE       360 r    20.5E                       19.5E(379.5)           full
LAT       LATITUDE         145 r    64.5S                       79.5N                     full
LEV   &

REGARDS

Saurabh Rathore

Research Scholar (PhD.)

Centre For Oceans, Rivers, Atmosphere & Land Science Technology

Indian Institute Of Technology, Kharagpur

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