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Re: GRIB tables and center 221

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  • Subject: Re: GRIB tables and center 221
  • Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2010 16:33:33 -0600 (MDT)
Robert,
This is a strange table, repeating parameter numbers with different definitions. 

85:SoilTemp1:Average layer 1 soil temperature [K]
85:SoilTemp2:Average layer 2 soil temperature [K]
85:SoilTemp3:Average layer 3 soil temperature [K]
85:SoilTemp4:Average layer 4 soil temperature [K]

86:SoilMoist1:Average layer 1 soil moisture [kg/m^2]
86:SoilMoist2:Average layer 2 soil moisture [kg/m^2]
86:SoilMoist3:Average layer 3 soil moisture [kg/m^2]
86:SoilMoist4:Average layer 4 soil moisture [kg/m^2]


What entry should I use?

Robb...






On Sun, 21 Mar 2010, Robert B. Schmunk wrote:



Robb,

FWIW: Attached the related GRIBTAB file that the Panoply
user later sent me. It's all -1's at the top, though, rather
than identifying center 221 or a subcenter.

rbs







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