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Jacky: If you have the data (lat, long, values) in a text file, you can also use the new VisAD TextAdapter to read this file directly; it will create the IrregularSet that Bill talked about, and can be used to plot and/or contour the data values. Here's what such a file might look like: #sample file for plotting/contouring data (Longitude,Latitude)->(temperature) Latitude, Longitude, temperature[unit=degC] 43, -90, 15 40, -89, 12 39.3, -88, 10 An example (using Jython, although you could use the SpreadSheet, too) that plots the data: data=load("your_file.txt") plot(data) (you'll need to set the mapping for the temperature to "text" or "isocontour"...or both...). You can then also add a basemap using: map=load("data/mcidas/OUTLUSAM") plot(map) tom -- Tom Whittaker (tomw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) University of Wisconsin-Madison Space Science and Engineering Center Phone/VoiceMail: 608/262-2759 Fax: 608/262-5974
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