How Can I correlate station data in .csv or .text format with global 850mb zonal wind?

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I have rainfall data for different points in my area and I would like to correlate it with 850hPa global zonal wind to obtain a correlation map.
I am new in Matlab and I have the passion of working with it as my job demands that I produce a seasonal forecast update every month.
I have been working with fortran and GrADS but the two are not helping me much. My station data is in this format.
Year Ngab Janb Mkak Mbwes .. ..
Lon 34.95 35.01 35.42 34.87 .. ..
Lat -16.5 -13.45 -10.33 -14.21 .. ..
1971 234.1 654.0 342.1 768.9 ...
1972 453.3 562.7 453.8 987.5 ..
1973 .. ..
1974 .. ..
..
..
while the zonal wind is a netcdf file. I have no idea on how I can start working on it.
Can anyone be of help please
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per isakson
per isakson le 17 Sep 2014
Modifié(e) : per isakson le 17 Sep 2014
Did you read the documentation on the Matlab support of netCFD? IMO: both the documentation and the support are good.
Charles Vanya
Charles Vanya le 23 Sep 2014
Thank you all for your contributions, however my question may sound vague because I am new to Matlab. I have observed precipitation which is in tab delimited format and monthly zonal wind data which is in netcdf format. I believe this data is gridded and within the range of Lat 90 to -90 and 0 360 E with vertical pressure levels up to 0 from 1000mb. name range X(Longitude) 0 to 2.5W Y(Latitude) 90N to 90S P(Pressure) 1000 to 10 T(Time) Jan 1949 to Aug 2014 This can be downloaded in matlab as: loaddap('http://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/SOURCES/.NOAA/.NCEP-NCAR/.CDAS-1/.MONTHLY/.Intrinsic/.PressureLevel/.u/dods')
However, what I dont know is how I can correlate the two data sets in Matlab such that the output is a map showing me correlated areas either as contours with labels or as heatmap with legend. Thank you for your helping spirit!!

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