On Feb 16, 2011, at 4:12 PM, Bryan Woods wrote:
> I've tried looking for a simple (and fast!) 2D interpolation scheme but have found surprisingly little. What is the fastest 2D interpolation scheme in Python that I can use? Most of the interpolation functions seem to be for irregularly spaced point and are way too slow.
>
> I prototyped this code in NCL and used the function linint2 for this purpose and would like something with a similar syntax. I am using simple 2D lat/lon grids so using . I am rewriting the code for portability and speed this time.
Hi Bryan,
The speed depends on the kind of grid you have and what kind of grid you need to interpolate to.
Can you provide more information about what you mean by "simple 2D lat/lon grids" and what kind of grid you need to interpolate to?
--Mary
>
> Thanks,
> Bryan
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