How can I make publication-quality Polar Stereographic Plots?
For an introduction to the map projection scripts, run
yes? go mp_demoScripts such as mp_aspect, mp_fland, mp_land, mp_graticule, and mp_label are tools for customizing map projection plots. The above figure was made with these commands:
SET WIN/SIZ=0.6
PPL dfltfnt CR
USE coads_climatology
SET grid sst! Define a region in the northern hemisphere.
SET REGION/X=0:360/Y=11:90/L=1
! Set up the map projection parameters and apply the
! correct aspect ratio.GO mp_stereographic_north 180 50
GO mp_aspectLET masked_sst = sst * mp_mask
! Plot the data, add land mask and land outline
FILL/NOAXES/NOLAB masked_sst, x_page, y_page
GO mp_fland 20
GO mp_land! Mark latitude and longitude with a graticule.
GO mp_graticule
! Add labels in world coordinates.
go mp_label 10 10 1 0 .15 "COADS Climatology Data"
go mp_label 180 6 0 0 0.2 "January SST"
The next plot illustrates more techniques using a section of the hemisphere.
The Ferret commands script to create the plot is mp_stereo_demo.jnl
> Fgo "mp_"
They are also listed in the Users Guide, Chapter 1, "Go Tools". See "map projection scripts" in the index.
Please also see these related FAQ's:
How do I create map projections with Ferret? How can I get the right aspect ratio for a plot when I'm using a map projection and a sub-global region? How can I get the right aspect ratio for map projections in viewports? How can I put my curvilinear coordinate data in a map projection? All I want to do is plot a ship track with a particular map projection.
How does ferret generate boundaries for the curvilinear (3-argument) shade command?
Last modified: July 28, 2004
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