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924030841 MDU6SXNzdWU5MjQwMzA4NDE= 5484 Issue on page /user-guide/time-series.html gagebeni 80449808 closed 1     3 2021-06-17T15:03:17Z 2021-06-17T17:46:49Z 2021-06-17T17:46:48Z NONE      

Hi all I want to know if it is possible to index on the lat two points having different coordinates like this mask_lon = (data_sst.lon> = x1) & (data_sst.lon <= x0) mask_lat = (data_sst.lat == y0, y1) & (data_sst.lat == y0, y1) and then extract the transect resulting from this indexing like this: transect = data_sst.SST.where (mask_lon & mask_lat, drop = True) Thank you in advance.

 
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