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Hello, I am currently involved with the reduction and analysis of meteorological satellite data, primarily from polar orbiters. I would like to put together some "quicklook" displays for visualizing our data at various stages throughout the processing. Once the data has been geolocated, it would be desirable to map it and lay in coastlines and possibly additional boundaries and topography. To a large degree I will be working with 2D imagery, at least at first, and I have been informed that tools such as IDL and MatLab can handle the mapping. However, I would like to start our work with a more flexible, extensible, and network friendly tool. So, the question. Does VisAD include utilities or even appropriate hooks for efficiently implementing image mapping? If so, could someone point me in the right the direction? If not, any other suggestions that avoid IDL and MatLab? Thanks, Jim Cole
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