None of the interpolation interfaces appear to support interpolation over hybrid (derived) coordinates. However I've been looking at interpolation of a single point on a cube with hybrid height and it seems to be fairly straightforward to first ask for a vertical column using any of the interpolation methods available, and subsequently ask for an (altitude) interpolation over that column.
Could this be built into the iris interpolation routines to save the overhead of these two seperate calls?
None of the interpolation interfaces appear to support interpolation over hybrid (derived) coordinates. However I've been looking at interpolation of a single point on a cube with hybrid height and it seems to be fairly straightforward to first ask for a vertical column using any of the interpolation methods available, and subsequently ask for an (altitude) interpolation over that column.
Could this be built into the iris interpolation routines to save the overhead of these two seperate calls?