Ok i figured it out.
Here is the script that gives you the map.
The second map should express with a two-color scale or code [indicating
significant/non significant] whether your trends are truly significant at a
95% confidence level.
All i got is this. And this time i am really stuck..
I
sorry i forgot to put the file; Here it is
https://www.dropbox.com/s/paau32l6bth5t8r/pow_sat_file.txt
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Hi,
What are the columns in sat.mat?
I can see that, sat.mat[,1:2] are longitude and latitude in some form
but we don't even know what dim(sat.mat)[2] is from what you've shown.
You can avoid the loops (untested):
asub <- sat.mat[,1] >= long.min & sat.mat[,1] <= long.max &
sat.mat[,2] >= lat.mi
I want to read the following file with and extract the longitude and latitude
for certain areas.
The file is satellite data from topex and contains the monthly wave energy
fluxes around the worlds oceans.
For doing that i have the following loop that reads the specific data.
I then want to crea
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