> Hi Desiree,
>
> You can fill missing values as Float.NaN's.
Thanks Bill, that worked.
But if your
> set has a gridded topology (even if the geometry is warped)
> you can create a Gridded2DSet.
I want to try that as well.
Is there somewhere an example, how to use Gridded2DSet.
I have 3 float arrays with the x, y and height values.
I am confused how to use the constructors:
Defining a Gridded2DSet with lengthx and lengthy, results in an
rectangular array? Where do I specify the coordinates? In the float[][]
array?
How would I go defining a not rectangular geometry? Is this the one with
only lengthX? How does the float[2][] then look like?
Thanks for your help in advance, Desiree
>
> Cheers,
> Bill
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