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Hi Patrick- > Institution: IPSL > Package Version: 2.3 build date:2007-08-15 19:04 UTC > Operating System: Linux > Hardware Information: Java: home: /usr/share/IDV_2.3/jre version: 1.5.0_11 > j3d:1.5.1 fcs (build6) > Inquiry: Hi, > I would like to know how to have a circular topology from the coordinate > variable longitude ? > For now, I have a gap. The only way to do this would be to repeat the first coordinate. Otherwise, there is no relation between the first and last points so there is no data displayed beyond the last point. > The longitude coordinates appears in the netCDF file as: > float lon(lon) ; > lon:units = "degrees_east" ; > lon:long_name = "Longitude" ; > lon = -180, -176.25, -172.5, -168.75, -165, -161.25, -157.5, -153.75, -150, > -146.25, -142.5, -138.75, -135, -131.25, -127.5, -123.75, -120, -116.25, > -112.5, -108.75, -105, -101.25, -97.5, -93.75, -90, -86.25, -82.5, > -78.75, -75, -71.25, -67.5, -63.75, -60, -56.25, -52.5, -48.75, -45, > -41.25, -37.5, -33.75, -30, -26.25, -22.5, -18.75, -15, -11.25, -7.5, > -3.75, 0, 3.75, 7.5, 11.25, 15, 18.75, 22.5, 26.25, 30, 33.75, 37.5, > 41.25, 45, 48.75, 52.5, 56.25, 60, 63.75, 67.5, 71.25, 75, 78.75, 82.5, > 86.25, 90, 93.75, 97.5, 101.25, 105, 108.75, 112.5, 116.25, 120, 123.75, > 127.5, 131.25, 135, 138.75, 142.5, 146.25, 150, 153.75, 157.5, 161.25, > 165, 168.75, 172.5, 176.25 ; Don murray Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: NSH-540944 Department: Support IDV Priority: Normal Status: Open