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Yes, the simple solution is to compute the log of the parameter value, and let the IDV display that. I have a data set with parameter values of crustal strain magnitude spanning a range of five orders of magnitude. No linear scale will handle such a thing. I have a new color scale with 100 cells spanning a range of -11 to -5 and it does just what I need. Stu On 12/21/2012 05:00 PM, Brian Mapes wrote:
Mightn't you just use an idv formula to compute the log of your field, and have your pick of color tables in its display? Sent from my iPad
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