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> Hello Steve, > > How can I plot brazilian states using gdplot3 ? > I've seen that NMAP2 already has this option. Add "brazil" to your list of $mapfil (eg $mapfil=brazil+base). Brazil is defined as a map alias in $GEMTBL/config/mapfil.tbl for histbr.uni, so you could specify that instead of "brazil" in $mapfil. > > I also have noted that there is a "topo" option in GRID data type in NMAP2. > Hoe > to use it ? In NMAP2 I cannot see the file > /home/gempak/GEMPAK5.9.2/gempak/nts/nmap/restore/modl/topo/brtopo I put that in there a while back when I was working with your question on topography. The data set alias I used in that was "topo" which I had temporarily defined in $GEMTBL/config/datatype.tbl as your topography file I was working with. You could add that as needed. > How to use it using gdplot3 ? If you have your topography grid file, with grid "topo" at level 0, coordinate none, type "restore $NMAP_RESTORE/modl/topo/brtopo" in gdplot3. Feel free to modify this file as you see fit. It was just something I put in a while back while I was answering your support question about your topography grid file. The restore file will set the basic contour intervals and grid parameter that is expected. Steve Chiswell Unidata User Support > > Thanks, Giovanni > > > > > -- > Giovanni Dolif > Meteorologista (Msc.) - CPTEC/INPE > http://www.cptec.inpe.br > Tel.: 55 - (12) 3186-8459 > > Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: DPQ-657014 Department: Support GEMPAK Priority: Normal Status: Closed