If you are using dcmetr to decode the data into gempak files,
it uses a table to determine which parameters to put into the file.
By default, this is $NAWIPS/gempak/tables/pack/metar.pack
Also, by default, the parameters pwsp, pwdr, pwhr, and pwmn
are not included. You just need to add these, delete the data
files and rerun the decoder. The three numerical values are for packing:
minimum value, maximum value, resolution of the values.
pmanousos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi all - anyone know if the "peak wind" parameters in sflist
(sfparm=pwsp, pwdr, pwhr, or pwmn) are valid? The help file says it
those should work but when I run
GEMPAK-SFLIST>l
SFFILE = $OBS/hrly/2010329.hrly
AREA = @HQM
DATTIM = all
SFPARM = pwdr
OUPTU = T
IDNTYPE = STID
I get the following messages:
[SFLIST 1] Parameter PWDR is not computable
[SFLIST -4] No valid computable parameters
When I enter GUST or TMPC for SFPARM it works fine.. and in NWX the
current obs for HQM do contain a number of PK WND reports.
Pete
gembud-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 11/20/2009 06:36:57 PM:
> GEMPAK users,
>
> Progress continues as Unidata collaborates with NWS and NCEP on the
> N-AWIPS migration to AWIPS II. An updated draft white
> paper, originally
> presented to the joint Unidata Policy Committee and Users
> Committee last
> month, provides in depth information, along with the
> latest schedules
> for the project.
>
> http://www.unidata.ucar.
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>
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