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Hello Jean<br><br>Thanks for the suggestion. Unfotunately I am working with the Windows version of Paraview (3.8.0).<br><br>Essentially what I am looking to do is overlay coastlines as line data over a sphere of seismic tomography data. I guess if one has<br>the x,y coordinates (z would simply be the radius plus a small amount) then it should be possible to load or draw line data?<br><br>Leading on from this is the obvious point of being able to draw longitude and latitude lines, but having the coastline gives the user a point of<br>reference geographically.<br><br>Perhaps we could have a way of loading GIS data e.g. Shapefiles with line/vector data?<br><br>Cheers<br><br>Lester<br><br>> From: jfavre@cscs.ch<br>> To: lester_anderson1963@hotmail.com; paraview@paraview.org<br>> Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2010 12:44:00 +0200<br>> Subject: RE: [Paraview] Loading coastline / continent data<br>> <br>> <br>> if you have enabled TESTING and you have the correct VTK_DATA_ROOT set up, you may want to try<br>> <br>> bin/HybridCxxTests TestTDxGeo -D /local/VTKData -V Baseline/Hybrid/TestTDxGeo.png -I<br>> <br>> The source code is in VTK/Hybrid/Testing/Cxx/TestTDxGeo.cxx<br>> -----------------<br>> Jean M. Favre<br>> Swiss National Supercomputing Center<br> </body>
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