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Hi VisAD people, I am using the visad.bom.Radar2DCoordinateSystem to resample and visualize some radar data. One thing I noticed is that when I visualize a resampled data there is a small gap between the last and first ray. I managed o workaround by adding a additional ray (361th) that is a duplicate of the first ray. Doing this is ok for me. Just thought I should report. I was also reading the Radar2DCoordinateSystem source code and I saw that the "meter by longitude degree" relation is calculated using the central latitude in the class constructor. But actually this relation varies according to the latitude. For bigger ranges and places far from the equator this can make a significant difference. I posted an image of it at http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v313/ciczan/radardif.png So I will probably modify this class to recalculate the relation every time. It is not complicated but, if anyone is interested, I may also send it to the list. Greetings, Cicero Zandona -- Cicero A W Zandoná ============================================================================== To unsubscribe visad, visit: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/mailing-list-delete-form.html ==============================================================================
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