Here there may be a Python port bug.
Specifically, examples_nsdmapdata.py has an example of how to use the crazy "mapsurfacetovolume" functionality. See attached screenshot.
For the case of interptype='surfacewta', i think the example works.
However, when interptype is changed to [] (or whatever the "default" is), i think the example fails in the sense that the output is weirdly rotated/permuted. We saw this on our end.
@iancharest - can you try the example snippet and see whether the results are consistent across surfacewta and not?
Here there may be a Python port bug.
Specifically, examples_nsdmapdata.py has an example of how to use the crazy "mapsurfacetovolume" functionality. See attached screenshot.
For the case of interptype='surfacewta', i think the example works.
However, when interptype is changed to [] (or whatever the "default" is), i think the example fails in the sense that the output is weirdly rotated/permuted. We saw this on our end.
@iancharest - can you try the example snippet and see whether the results are consistent across surfacewta and not?