The Isopleth plotting tool can be used for plotting time variation of line series data in one plot (profile data, dfs1 files), see Figure 10.1.
Figure 10.1 Example of Isopleth plot showing lower oxygen concentrations at the sea bed and higher concentrations near the surface.
Highest levels occur during spring time.
The tool is also very useful for plotting the temporal evolution of frequency- or directional spectra computed in MIKE 21 SW (Spectral Wave Model FM). Examples are illustrated in Figure 10.2
Figure 10.2 Example of Isopleth plot showing the temporal evolution of a frequency wave spectrum (upper panel) and directional wave spectrum (lower panel).
