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Plotting y-axis in reverse order for atmospheric profiles
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- Subject: [mg81410] Plotting y-axis in reverse order for atmospheric profiles
- From: kevin_jazz <kevinbowman at mac.com>
- Date: Sat, 22 Sep 2007 03:28:45 -0400 (EDT)
Hello,
I'm wondering if this is easier in Mathematica 6. I'm trying to plot
terrestrial ozone as a function of
pressure. It is common practice to plot the highest level, e.g. 1000
hPa, at the bottom of the plot with decreasing log pressure as you
move up the y-axis. The pressure scale is best plotted in
log and ozone, which can vary by several orders of magnitude, is also
plotted in Log. I tried creating the same plot for LogLogListPlot (I
simply changed ListPlot to LogLogListPlot), but I get garbage.
Does anyone have an easy solution for this?
Thanks!
Kevin
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