Hi Karl,
Thanks for this shortcut, hadn’t realised this was the case.
Unfortunately I’m still getting an unusual trend for my data – leaning towards the idea of the issue being in the data.
Cheers,
Josh
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Dear Ferreters,
I’ve been stuck for a considerable length of time trying to calculate the number of grid cells that contain a desired value, which I could then multiply by some value to gain a volume.
For the values I’m after I’ve created the following mask:
Let X = if x LT x then 1 else 0 !This sets all of the values that are within the range I’m after as ‘1’
Set var/bad = 0 X !To remove the values from my dataset that fall outside of the desired range
Plot X[x=@ngd,y=@ngd,k=@ngd] !Hoping that this plots the total number of grid cells that are not ‘missing’ against time
From this plot I get an unexpected result (a decrease when it should be increasing!!!)... Have been beginning to think that there is an issue with the data.
So I was wondering if there was anything obvious that anyone can see I’m doing incorrectly in the masking? I’m not sure if my ‘plot’ is adding the values correctly – the best I could think to do was for in each axis (lat,lon,depth) to select the ‘good values’ or to ‘sum’ my values...
Any help is greatly appreciated,
J
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