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Hi Monica: I received your data, thank you.If I understand, you would like the display to look like ex3.jpg? That is, clipped at the edges of the VisAD "box"?
Is that the only problem with ex1.jpg? That the map overruns the box? You mentioned your data has a longitude range of 0-360? Is it this data that you are trying to "reproject" into a longitude range from -110 to +52? One thing you might look into using is the LinearLatLonSet since it compensates for this kind of "splitting" of the data domain. If this is not the case, please let me know... tom On 5/2/06, 劉育帆 <monica@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Tom:
I just zip those file into
ftp://ftp.ssec.wisc.edu/pub/incoming/Monica_BaseMapAdapter.zip
and I use visad version : visad2.0
Thanks a lot : )
By monica
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