I have a.csv file with latitude and longitude coordinates for the Atlantic ocean. I associated each coordinate with a value of 1. My goal is to generate a Netcdf of this data in order to plot it. Here's a snippet of the.csv file:
lat lon value
24.75 -97.25 1
24.25 -97.25 1
23.75 -97.25 1
23.25 -97.25 1
22.75 -97.25 1
22.25 -97.25 1
27.25 -96.75 1
26.75 -96.75 1
26.25 -96.75 1
25.75 -96.75 1
25.25 -96.75 1
I generated a Netcdf file of the.csv file using this bit of code:
# read in csv file
atlantic <- read.csv(file = 'atlantic.csv')
# define dimensions
xvals <- unique(atlantic$lon)
xvals <- xvals[order(xvals)]
yvals <- unique(atlantic$lat)
yvals <- yvals[order(yvals)]
lon1 <- ncdim_def("longitude", "degrees_east", xvals)
lat2 <- ncdim_def("latitude", "degrees_north", yvals)
# define variables
mv <- -999 # missing value to use
var_value <- ncvar_def("Atlantic", "1",
list(lon1, lat2),
longname="Atlantic area", mv)
# add data
ncnew <- nc_create(filename = "atlantic.nc",list(var_value))
# create the indices for the dimensions
atlantic$idx_lon <- match(atlantic$lon,xvals)
atlantic$idx_lat <- match(atlantic$lat,yvals)
# create an array with the dimensions appropriate for the data
m <- array(mv,dim = c(length(yvals),length(xvals)))
# fill the array with the values
for(i in 1:NROW(atlantic)){
m[atlantic$idx_lat[i],atlantic$idx_lon[i]] <- atlantic$value[i]
}
# write the data and close
ncvar_put(ncnew, var_value, m)
nc_close(ncnew)
However, when I plot the Netcdf using Panoply, it looks strange.
Why are there a bunch of horizontal lines? I would like it to be continuous. What am I missing here?
The link to the.csv data file: atlantic
The horizontal stripes were a result of the raw data being stretched to fill their original grids. I solved this issue by mapping the raw data to a 360 deg x 180 deg array before plotting on panoply.
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