WorldCrop
DESCRIPTION
Crops and extends a uniform or perimeter lattice
containing a global dataset to fit the desired
coordinate range. For example a global dataset
with longitude from -180 to 180 could be cropped from
0 to 90, 0 to 360, or 0 to 450.
Does nothing if any minimum value is greater than its corresponding maximum.
INPUTS
- Lattice 1
- Type:
- Lattice
- Optional:
- This port is optional
- Constraints:
- 2..3-D.
uniform..perimeter.
First lattice to crop.
- Lattice 2
- Type:
- Lattice
- Optional:
- This port is optional
- Constraints:
- 2..3-D.
uniform..perimeter.
Second lattice to crop.
- Lattice 3
- Type:
- Lattice
- Optional:
- This port is optional
- Constraints:
- 2..3-D.
uniform..perimeter.
Third lattice to crop.
WIDGETS
- x Min
- Type:
- Text
Minimum in x (longitude) direction.
- x Max
- Type:
- Text
Maximum in x (longitude) direction.
- y Min
- Type:
- Text
Minimum in y (latitude) direction.
- y Max
- Type:
- Text
Maximum in y (latitude) direction.
- z Min
- Type:
- Text
Minimum in z direction.
- z Max
- Type:
- Text
Maximum in z direction.
OUTPUTS
- Lattice 1
- Type:
- Lattice
- Constraints:
- 2..3-D.
uniform..perimeter.
Cropped first lattice.
- Lattice 2
- Type:
- Lattice
- Constraints:
- 2..3-D.
uniform..perimeter.
Cropped second lattice.
- Lattice 3
- Type:
- Lattice
- Constraints:
- 2..3-D.
uniform..perimeter.
Cropped third lattice.
PROBLEMS
None.
SEEALSO
jcphill@uiuc.edu