Panoply 3.0.4 Build B891

Java application which enables the user to plot raster images of geo-gridded data from netCDF datasets Panoply is an utility that enable user to plot raster image. Depending on the data, it can draw global longitude-latitude images or pole-to-pole latitude-vertical images. Here are some key features of “Panoply”: · Slice specific latitude-longitude or latitude-vertical arrays from larger multidimensional variables · Combine two arrays in one plot by differencing, summing or averaging · Plot longitude-latitude data as global maps or zonal averages · Plot longitude-latitude data using any of over 40 global map projections, or just plot a particular region · Overlay continent outlines or masks on longitude-latitude plots · Use any PAL, ACT or CWC color table for scale colorbar · Save plots to disk in GIF, PDF, PNG or PS form Requirements: · Java What’s New in This Release: · Bugfix: Arrays that had dimensions of time and latitude and no others were recognized as plottable, but could not be plotted. · Bugfix: Fill value in unsigned integral data array could be misinterpreted. · Refactored NcAxis to better trap and report bad values on array axes. · Re-wrote handing and display of vertical axis for lat-vert and lon-vert plots when longitudinal ticks selected. · Dataset treetable in sources window now shows variable groups as branches if they are present (as in, e.g., some HDF files). NcNode and subclasses refactored so that toggling show-only-plottables would carry down to all child nodes in treetable. · Bugfix: Creation of color tables from HDF palettes missing a step, thereby blocking subsequent creation of plot windows. · Library: (Mac) Quaqua FC updated to v. 7.4.2. · Library: netCDF-Java updated to v. 4.2.26.