Longitude-Height anomaly plot
John Guhin
johnguhin at GMAIL.COM
Wed Mar 14 23:16:21 EDT 2007
Thanks. I think defining Iave in a different line is taking the value when
t=1.
Thus, this would perhaps be the answer... any comments!
'sdfopen temp.2000.nc'
'set lon 40 200'; 'set z 1 12'; 'set lat 0'; 'set t 1'
'define tave=ave(ave(temp,time=20mar,time=10jun),lat=-5,lat=5)'
*'define lave=ave(temp, lat=-5,lat=5)'
'define aa=ave(ave(temp,lat=-5,lat=5)-tave,time=20mar,time=25mar)'
'd aa'
On 3/14/07, Eduardo Agosta Scarel <eduardo.agosta at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Try with the following, perhaps it works.
>
>
> 'sdfopen temp.2000.nc'
> 'set lon 40 200'; 'set z 1 12'; 'set lat 0'; 'set t 1'
> 'define tave=ave(ave(temp,time=20mar,time=10jun),lat=-5,lat=5)'
> 'define lave=ave(temp, lat=-5,lat=5)'
> 'define aa=(ave(lave-tave,time=20mar,time=25mar))'
> 'd aa'
>
> It may estimate the band-latitude average and then the time anomaly.
> Good luck!
> Eduardo.
>
--
John Guhin
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