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Hello All,

I am generating a 'Moving' Allan Variance script, and cannot figure out how to create a logarithmic surface plot.

I have a 30x100 array. Row 1 contains my x axis data (time interval) which will be the same for all the data. And Rows 2:30 contain 29 sets of y axis data. (which would all be plotted against my row 1 data)

So I have 29 sets of data that I would like to plot next to each other in a 3D plot and see how the graphs vary with time. Normally I would just do a loglog to plot one instance of the data. I tried logging the data before hand, but then obviously, all the axes scales were incorrect.

Does anyone know if this is possible?

Many thanks