a pseudocolor plot from a multiple dimensional variable a=a(x, y, z, t)?

[markcmiller86]

Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2021 20:57:53 -0800
From: wei.wu at noaa.gov (Wei Wu - NOAA Federal)
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Hi!

How to understand a pseudocolor plot from a multiple dimensional variable
A=A(x, y, z, t)? The pseudocolor plot was generated by specifying t=t0.
Does this plot show a vertical (z) averaged variable on A=A(x, y) at t=t0?
How to plot a multiple dimensional variable such as C=C(x, y, z) or D=D(x,
y, z, t) in VisIt?

Need your advice.

Thanks,
Wei

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[markcmiller86]

Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2021 21:33:19 -0800
From: wei.wu at noaa.gov (Wei Wu - NOAA Federal)
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Sorry, forgot to mention: It is an FVCOM's model output variable as pasted
below. How to use VisIt to plot this variable? Need your advice. Thank you!

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float temp(time, siglay, node) ;
temp:long_name = 'temperature' ;
temp:standard_name = 'sea_water_temperature' ;  ! manual_2013 p334
temp:units = 'degrees_C' ;
temp:grid = 'fvcom_grid' ;
temp:coordinates = 'time siglay lat lon' ;
temp:type = 'data' ;
temp:mesh = 'fvcom_mesh' ;
temp:location = 'node' ;
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Thanks,
Wei

On Thu, Jan 28, 2021 at 11:57 PM Wei Wu - NOAA Federal <wei.wu at noaa.gov>
wrote:

> Hi!
>
> How to understand a pseudocolor plot from a multiple dimensional variable
> A=A(x, y, z, t)? The pseudocolor plot was generated by specifying t=t0.
> Does this plot show a vertical (z) averaged variable on A=A(x, y) at t=t0?
> How to plot a multiple dimensional variable such as C=C(x, y, z) or D=D(x,
> y, z, t) in VisIt?
>
> Need your advice.
>
> Thanks,
> Wei

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