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On Thu, 2 Oct 2003, Stuart Wier wrote:
>To: <support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >cc: "Peter Lewis \(COMET\)" <plewis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, >cc: "Tim Alberta" <alberta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >From: "Garry Toth" <gtoth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >Subject: IDV question >Organization: UCAR/COMET >Keywords: 200310011755.h91HtIk1025833 IDV GEM Hi, Unidata currently receives forecast files from the Canadian GEM regional model from the Canadian Meteorological Centre. Could those data be converted into the correct format (netCDF??) to allow them to be available to the new IDV application? What would be involved in doing this? Thanks. Garry Toth COMET
Hiya, Yes Unidata receives the the GEM products and yes they can be converted to netCDF files correctly. I can't make the statement that they are viewable with the IDV but Stu will check on it for you. Stu? To create the GEM netCDF files one needs to use the gribtocdl program to create the cdl then the gribtonc program create the netCDF file. I created a GEM.cdl that I'll attach, it should be syntacally correct but the verbage inside the cdl probably should be corrected. If GEM.cdl works then forget about using the gribtocdl and just configure pqact.conf for the gribtonc. The pqact.conf entry would be something like: # Canadian GEM data CMC|EXP CMC_GEM_reg_.*_.*_([12][0-9][0-9][0-9])([0-1][0-9])([0-3][0-9])([0-2][0-9])_ (.*).grib PIPE decoders/gribtonc etc/GEM.cdl data/GRIB/\1\2\3\4_\5_GEM.nc The entry wrapped, needs corrected and checked for correct tab insertions. One can check gribtonc on command line by a similar entry to: gribtonc -l - GEM.cdl gem.nc < 2003100112_P18.cmcgem Robb... ============================================================================== 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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