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On Thu, 15 Aug 2002, Unidata Support wrote:
------- Forwarded Message >To: support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >From: Tony Eckel <teckel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>Subject: handling thinned grids >Organization: University of Washington>Keywords: 200208142238.g7EMc5K14065 Japanese Met Agency thinned grids gribtonc Hello, I was wondering if you might know how to handle thinned lat/lon grids. I am trying to use gribbed global data from the Japanese Meteorological Agency and the data is thinned by row as you head toward the poles (to conserve space). Do you have a routine that can convert such data into a regular lat/lon grid (i.e., fill in the thinned part), and write back out to either grib or NETCDF?
Tony, Sorry for the late reply, I've been on vacation. I don't know anything about Japanese Met Agency thinned grids but gribtonc does work with thinned grids. It uses the -q flag to do the interpolation of the grids, a entry from the LDM pqact.conf file would look like this: # AVN model on thinned grids, interpolated to global 5.0 x 2.5 regular grid HRS ^H.[I-P]... KWB. (..)(..).*(/mAVN|/mSSIAVN) PIPE /usr/local/ldm/decoders/gribtonc -q "lin,dlat=2.5,dlon=5.0" etc/avn-x.cdl data/GRIB/(\1:yy)(\1:mm)\1\2_avn-x.ncI'll include the avn-x.cdl too.
As I stated, it depends if the grid follows the "regular" conventions,etc.
The decoders page is located at: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/decoders/ You might get some hints from the Seachable archives on the page using thinned or quasi keywords. Robb...
Thanks for any help you can provide.Tony Eckel(206)-543-9144 teckel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 408 Atmospheric Sciences - Geophysics Bldg University of Washington Box 351640 Seattle, WA 98195-1640 ------- End of Forwarded Message
============================================================================== Robb Kambic Unidata Program Center Software Engineer III Univ. Corp for Atmospheric Research rkambic@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx WWW: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/ ==============================================================================
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