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Hi Bill, I have been playing with EarthMaps and have met some behaviour of longitude which I am having trouble predicting. I have Scalar Maps RealType.Longitude -> Display.XAxis: range -180.0, 180.0 RealType.Latitude -> Display.YAxis: range -90.0, 90.0 This means the right edge of the map is at 180 degrees. I find that a line of constant latitude from -180->150 gives a line from -180->150. If I try -180->160 I get the "short" distance from 160->180. Trying 10->180 on its own behaves as expected but if I include a 0->360 as well, the 10->180 line is drawn as -180->10 and nothing is drawn for the 0->360 line (I expect it is trying to draw 0->0. Both lines are represented as Gridded2DDoubleSet as part of a UnionSet. Could you give me a pointer to how RealType.Longitude is meant to behave. Indeed is it meant for spherical polar coordinates or for geographic mapping of earth data? Thanks Geoff -- Bureau of Meteorology Phone (03) 9669 4827
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