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Steve, I updated these tables and have switched back to the GRIB2 ensemble data. The 06Z data are going out now and so far everything looks good. Thanks! Brent Steve Chiswell wrote: Brent, I downloaded the file you tried, and see that the ~ldm/etc/ tables for parameter names need to have the parameter names added for the type of generating process (code table 4.3 values 1 and 11). This is just the table that GEMPAK's library routines use to compose the parameter name based on discipline, category, type, generating process gribinsert does succeed in adding the data to the LDM queue without the table entries, but the GB -1 error means that the descriptive LDM product name has a blank. Gribinsert is happy enough with the GRIB2 ensemble data, otherwise. I also added the parameters per ECMWF's tigge list at: http://tigge.ecmwf.int/tigge/d/show_archive/table=parameters/ Attached is a tar file containing updates for the 4 tables in ~ldm/etc on your systems (g2varsncep0.tbl g2varsncep1.tbl g2varswmo1.tbl g2varswmo2.tbl) You can just place the tarfile in ~ldm/etc, and unpack there on ldm1.woc and ldm2.woc with: tar xvf diffs_1.tar This replaces those that were installed from the ~ldm/gribinsert-1.0/tables/ directory. I suspect there may be a parameter or 2 in the RUC that might be missing from the tables as well, so will watch for those. You should be OK in switching the ensembles over to GRIB2 for CONDUIT on WOC. Thanks, Steve On Mon, 2006-09-11 at 13:05 -0400, Brent A. Gordon wrote: |