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Last Post 15 Aug 2010 07:23 AM by  anon
intensity plot without gridding/interpolation
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15 Aug 2010 07:23 AM
    Dear forum users, I am an absolute beginner with IDL and I have a problem which I can’t solve by myself. I am using IDL Version 7.1 and I try to create a simple intensity plot. I have three vectors (1d arrays): x, y, and z. x and y are the coordinates for the z value. x and y are not equidistant (only approximatively). Until now I used iimage,z,x,y which produces with the IDL Gridding Wizzard nice images but not the images I want to have. I do not want that my data are connected by a gridding/interpolation method like inverse distance and so on (see result-picture)! I just want to plot my data as they can be seen in the IDL Gridding Wizzard (see wish-picture ). Can anybody tell me how I can achieve my aim? I would be very thankful for every help!

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    25 Aug 2010 09:51 AM
    Dear forum users, In the meantime I was able to answer my question by myself: I have to use a gridding method because the data are not perfectly equidistant. I just used too little grid points and the wrong interpolation method so that I had the impression that iimage produces wrong pictures. If you adopt the number of grid points and the interpolation method, you can get nice pictures! Sorry for bothering with this question. Anyway, thanks for reading!
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