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Re: 20020506: COMET case #37: Tropical Storm Allison data dcgrib2

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  • Subject: Re: 20020506: COMET case #37: Tropical Storm Allison data dcgrib2
  • Date: Tue, 7 May 2002 09:17:32 -0600 (MDT)
Subject: COMET case #37: Tropical Storm Allison data
Organization: UW/SSEC


Hi Sarah, 

Yes it is quite confusing the way CODIAC "uniqely names" files...

Fortunatley, dcgrib2 is smart enough to figure them out.

I would suggest "cat" ing the files and passing them through dcgrib2.

i.e. for an eta 211 grid:

cat us008_gf084_01091000_YxQCx | dcgrib2 -v 1 YYYYMMDDHH_eta211.gem

They should then have the proper naming convention for GEMPAK use.

Thank you,

-Jeff
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On Mon, 6 May 2002, Unidata Support wrote:

> 
> ------- Forwarded Message
> 
> >To: address@hidden
> >From: Sarah Finn <address@hidden>
> >Subject: COMET case #37: Tropical Storm Allison data
> >Organization: UW/SSEC
> >Keywords: 200205061450.g46EoAa14085 COMET Case #37
> 
> Hello,
>       I am trying to get gempak format eta model data for this case. As it
> does not seem to be available I have ordered grib data from the CODIAC
> server but am a bit mistified at the data I've received. The filenames
> are:
> sarahAAAFCaWoL
>    sarahBAAGCaWoL
>    sarahCAAHCaWoL
>    sarahDAAICaWoL
>    sarahEAAJCaWoL
>    sarahFAAKCaWoL
>    sarahGAALCaWoL
>    sarahHAAMCaWoL
>    sarahIAANCaWoL
>    sarahJAAOCaWoL
>    sarahKAAPCaWoL
>    sarahLAAQCaWoL
>    sarahMAARCaWoL
>    sarahNAASCaWoL
>    sarahOAATCaWoL
>    sarahPAAUCaWoL
>    sarahQAAVCaWoL
>    sarahRAAWCaWoL
>    sarahSAAXCaWoL
>    sarahTAAYCaWoL
>    sarahUAAZCaWoL
>    sarahVAA0CaWoL
>    sarahWAA1CaWoL
>    sarahXAA2CaWoL
>    sarahYAA3CaWoL
>    sarahZAA4CaWoL
>    sarahABA5CaWoL
>    sarahBBA6CaWoL
>    sarahCBA7CaWoL
>    sarahDBA8CaWoL
>    sarahEBA9CaWoL
>    sarahFBA.CaWoL
>    sarahGBA_CaWoL
>    sarahHBAaDaWoL
>    sarahIBAbDaWoL
>    sarahJBAcDaWoL
>    sarahKBAdDaWoL
>    sarahLBAeDaWoL
>    sarahMBAfDaWoL
>    sarahNBAgDaWoL
>    sarahOBAhDaWoL
>    sarahPBAiDaWoL
> and I have no idea how to tell what each name corresponds to. Can you
> help me figure this out? My intention is to make the grib files into
> gempak format.
> 
> Thanks,
> Sarah Finn
> 
> 
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