Sure.
>From the JPythonMethods collection of routines (part of the VisAD
Jython library...see
http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/visad-docs/javadoc/visad/python/JPythonMethods.html)
1. make a grid of "area" using a = createAreaField(f)
this computes the area around each grid point for your original
data field, f.
2. from your original grid, create a list of points that lie within
the contour, perhaps using
p = findWithinRange(f, min, max)
this returns an array of indecies of the points that are within
the range (min:max)
3. use computeSum(a, p) to compute the sum of the "area" values that
meet the criteria in #2
You'll have to be careful to use 2D data, so "slice2D()" might be
needed on your original data field.
Hope that gets you started....
tom
On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 1:11 PM, Alexa Van Eaton
<alexa.vaneaton@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello IDV users,
>
> Has anyone explored calculating the area of a 2-D contour in IDV. There was
> a suggestion that it would be theoretically possible to apply a maskGrid
> formula in the IDV above a certain threshold, then calculate the area
> inside the closed curve...
>
> All the best
>
> Alexa
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