Dsgrid 2D interpolation
The interpolation algorithm in the
Natgrid package is greatly
superior to that used in Dsgrid. The Natgrid package also has more
options available such as smoothing parameters, prevention of
extrapolation, the forcing of non-negative values, and the computation of
slopes and
aspects.
For 2D interpolation it is advised that you use Natgrid, unless
you have some specific desire to use
the algorithm in Dsgrid.
Using the 2D procedures in Dsgrid (listed in the
table of procedures) is
entirely analogous to using the 3D procedures. Reading
the module on 3D interpolation
will be sufficient in instructing you on how to use the
2D procedures.
The examples module
presents several examples of using Dsgrid to interpolate in two
dimensions.
The Fortran procedures for this are
DSPNT2S and
DSPNT2D;
and the equivalent C procedures are
c_dspnt2s and
c_dspnt2d.
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