[gradsusr] Help: How to interpolate the shaded area where there are only a few points (lets say 3)?

[Ricardo Hallak]

JH, 

have you already tried to display smothed variables? 
Maybe: 
'd smth9(smth9(smth9(var)))' 
or a more smothed display could sove the problem. 

Ricardo 

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> De: "얍준후이" <jhyap at safekorea.co.kr>
> Para: gradsusr at gradsusr.org
> Enviadas: Segunda-feira, 27 de Janeiro de 2014 3:55:15
> Assunto: [gradsusr] Help: How to interpolate the shaded area where
> there are only a few points (lets say 3)?

> Hi all,

> I am trying to figure out how to interpolate the shaded area to make
> it looks more presentable to see.

> The shade level is represented by julian date.

> I only have 3 station data from the input as per below:

> StationID Longitude Latitude JulianDay
> 100 36.573 128.707 249
> 121 35.105 129.032 262
> 122 36.573 128.040 265

> As you can see station 121 and station 122 are near to each other,
> whereas station 100 is further apart.

> By making the JulianDay 249 as the min. shaded level and JulianDay
> 265 as the max. shaded level. It gives me a non-interpolating area.
> (refer to the attachment)

> Any idea on how to fix this?

> Regards,
> JH

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