Re: Search radius in nearneighbor

Sorry, but no you cannot. But you can perhaps try to cheat a little.

- scale the "y" so that they are approximately isometric with the "x"
- do the interpolation
- use grdedit -R and -A options to reset the true "y" range (-r) and 
increments (the -A)

Joaquim

> Dear List,
>
> I am working with longitude-depth data with which I wanted to interpolate
> using different values for search radius along the x(10km) and y(100m)
> dimensions. Is it possible to specify -S in nearneighbor as -S10km/0.1km?
> Thanks.
>
> Cheers,
> Irene
>
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