using expr to accomplish the same thing as remapbil, remapbic
Added by Jason Lambert about 1 year ago
Hello
I am trying to use some custom interpolations around some boundary areas.
I am curious if there are examples out there that let you do a remapbil or remapbic but utilizing the expr operator.
this would be a great starting place for what i am trying to accomplish.
Replies (2)
RE: using expr to accomplish the same thing as remapbil, remapbic - Added by Ralf Mueller about 1 year ago
Hi Jason!
In my opinion interpolation consists of separate tasks:
- find relevant source points for the target points
- compute interpolations weights
- apply the weights on the source by a matrix-vector-operation to compute the value on the target point
All tasks highly depend on the interpolation method. in-fact some methods might be excluded already.
Methods offered by the expr
operator module do not include point search, especially for multiple grids. same for free-form-matrix-vector operations and connectivity of cells. I don't thing that this module can help you, sry.
Depending on what exactly you want to do, a post-processing of data might be sufficient (just guessing here). In case you need full fledged interpolation, YAC might be helpful. Parts of it is used in CDO and it offers a so-called interpolation stack, which lets the user choose another interpolation if the initial one was not successful on the target cell.
I think I don;t know enough about ur problem to help better
best wishes
ralf
RE: using expr to accomplish the same thing as remapbil, remapbic - Added by Ralf Mueller about 1 year ago
link to the interpolation stack docu: https://dkrz-sw.gitlab-pages.dkrz.de/yac/db/dbc/interp_stack.html