The results are similar to those of oceColorsJet()
, but
with white hues in the centre, rather than green ones. The scheme
may be useful in displaying signed quantities, and thus is somewhat
analogous to oceColorsTwo()
, except that they (average)
eye may be more able to distinguish colors with oceColors9B
.
oceColors9B(n)
number of colors
Other things related to colors:
colormap()
,
oceColorsCDOM()
,
oceColorsChlorophyll()
,
oceColorsClosure()
,
oceColorsDensity()
,
oceColorsFreesurface()
,
oceColorsGebco()
,
oceColorsJet()
,
oceColorsOxygen()
,
oceColorsPAR()
,
oceColorsPalette()
,
oceColorsPhase()
,
oceColorsSalinity()
,
oceColorsTemperature()
,
oceColorsTurbidity()
,
oceColorsTwo()
,
oceColorsVelocity()
,
oceColorsViridis()
,
oceColorsVorticity()
,
ocecolors
# NOT RUN {
library(oce)
imagep(volcano, col=oceColors9B(128),
zlab="oceColors9B")
# }
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