[ncl-talk] Managing terrain height in the script wrf_CrossSection_add_smooth_terrain4.ncl

[xiaoming Hu]

I don't see anything wrong with your
      plot. 

      

      Are you questioning the interpolated terrain height is wrong? 

      Since your angle is 90degree, basically west-east cross section.  
      It is very easy to check the terrain height yourself to see if the
      interpolated terrain height by
      wrf_CrossSection_add_smooth_terrain4.ncl   is reasonable. 

      

      Cheers!

      Xiaoming 

Date: Sun, 22 May 2016 09:38:27 +0545
From: sangeetamaharjan at gmail.com
To: ncl-talk at ucar.edu
Subject: [ncl-talk] Managing terrain height in the script	wrf_CrossSection_add_smooth_terrain4.ncl

Dear All,
I have used the wrf_CrossSection_add_smooth_terrain4.ncl to study distribution of  TKE along the cross section. The problem is  the height of terrain seems to lesser than the actual one. For example, the maximum terrain height with in the cross section has to be  about 1900 meters but it is lesser by 300 meters in the plot generated by the script.

Please find the sample of plot showing the reduced terrain height  for your kind reference in the attachment.
I would appreciate any insight to manage the terrain heights in the script.
Thanks & Regards.
Sang,

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