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> Hi, Yuan, > > Thank you very much for checking. The minor change of map position does > not matter to me. However, the location of the data is wrong. I am > ploting Canadian emissions, but they were plotted to US side. Attached > is a plot I just did which shows clealy that the emissions are at US > side. I checked the lat, lon in the netcdf file, they seem OK. Could you > please check it again? > > Many Thanks, > > Junhua Hi Junhua, I see the problem this time, I am guess you are using some GIS software packages to do the conversion. This software package has difference setting of y coordinate, and it is the opposite to our netcdf convention, that counting the 0 index at the lower left, and you need to flip the data after the conversion. Yuan > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Unidata IDV Support [mailto:address@hidden] > Sent: September 17, 2010 3:51 PM > To: Zhang,Junhua [Ontario] > Cc: address@hidden > Subject: [IDV #LAG-627777]: Data are plotted to wrong locations > > > Dear IDV developer, > > > > I am using IDV 2.9u1 to plot some netcdf data. Originally the data is > > in netcdf format. When I plotted it using IDV, the location of the > > data is correct as seen in "Original_field.jpg". I then converted it > > into other data format and did some data modification. After that I > > converted it back to netcdf format. Unfortunately, IDV plotted the new > > > netcdf data onto different locations. More specifically, it changed > > the north-south direction as seen in "After_conversion.jpg". Please > > noted that the data was modified. Therefore, the values are not the > > same but the location should be the same. > > > > I also attached the "after conversion" netcdf file in this email. I > > checked the data using "ncdump". It looks fine. Could you please check > > > why IDV could not plot it correctly? > > > > Thank you in advance for your kindly help, > > > > Junhua > > > Hi Junhua, > > The minor change in the map position might be caused by the lose > precision in your conversion process, I am not sure how you control the > precision in the new file, if it is a jave program, change the variable > type to double instead of float may help. > > > Yuan > > Ticket Details > =================== > Ticket ID: LAG-627777 > Department: Support IDV > Priority: Normal > Status: Closed > > > Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: LAG-627777 Department: Support IDV Priority: Normal Status: Closed