Mini Project on Ferret

Plot 1

Codes
yes? GO black
yes? SET
WINDOW/SIZE=.9 yes?
SET VIEWPORT UL
yes? PLOT/i=1:10 1/i
yes? SET VIEWPORT LL
yes? PLOT/i=1:10/SYMBOLS
1/iyes? SET VIEWPORT LR
yes? LET/TITLE="My inverse of I" inverse = 1/i
yes? PLOT/i=1:10/SYMBOLS=2/LINE/VLIMITS=-1:2:0.25
inverseyes? SET VIEWPORT UR
yes? PLOT/i=1:10 1/i, 1/(i+3), 1/i + 1/(10-i)
Plot 2
Codes
yes? GO black
yes? SET WINDOW/ASPECT=0.8
yes? FILL/i=1:40/j=1:40 cos(i/5)*sin(j/10)
Plot 3
Codes
yes? SET DATA coads_climatology
yes? SHOW DATA coads_climatology
yes? SET REGION/Y=5:70
yes? SET WIND/ASP=.5
yes? SHADE/L=12 SLP
yes? GO land
yes? VECTOR/LEN=10/OVER/L=12 UWND, VWND

Inference

Climate data of sea level pressure and wind speed contours are overlaid and represented
in the figure above. In the plot 3, the SLP values are higher over the east and west coasts of
Pacific Ocean and eastern regions of Atlantic Ocean. Minimum ranges of SLP are recorded
over the northern regions. Indian Ocean shows an average distribution compared to other
oceans with a higher range over the Arabian Sea than the Bay of Bengal.
Plot 4
Codes
yes? Set data levitus_climatology
yes? SHOW DATA levitus_climatology
yes? SET REGION/Y=5:70
yes? SET WIND/ASP=.5
yes? SHADE/K=7/LEV= (-2,32,2) TEMP
yes? CONTOUR/OVER/K=7/LEV="() (0,49,3) (33,37,.4)" SALT
yes? GO land

Inference
The temperature of the Ocean at 100 m depth is shown in the figure above. Maximum
temperature profiles can be found in the central Pacific Ocean basin. Northern areas of the
same basin show drastic change (decrease) compared to the other regions. North-Western
areas of the Atlantic Ocean show lower temperature but the central regions show higher
values. Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal of the Indian Ocean also have a temperature
distribution pattern of 200C-280C.
Plot 5
Codes
yes? SHADE/X=20.5W/LEV=(-2,32,2) TEMP

yes? CONTOUR/OVER/X=20.5W/LEV="()(0,49,3)(33,37,.4)" SALT

Inference
The temperature profile of the Pacific Ocean is illustrated in the above figure. A maximum
temperature of 320C is found on the surface water and minimum of least of -2 at 4500m
depth. Rapid changes in temperature profile are visible after depth of 1000 m. and transition
of temperature around the equatorial water is also visible.