[Wrf-users] NCL Panel plot: How can I make the final image different from a square shape

[Maxime Colin]

Hi all,


I'm drawing two plots vertically in a panel. I have used the examples on the website to make it work.

But the figures I have end up on a square figure, with heaps of white space on the sides, which is not acceptable for a publication etc...


How can I change the "size" of the panel plots based on the number of panels there is?


I attach the final plot and the the associated script.


Thank you for your ideas.


Maxime.


Maxime Colin
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