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1999032: Data plot
- Subject: 1999032: Data plot
- Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1999 10:39:58 -0700
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Maureen,
I imported your data into a file, and plotted it in
sfgram with the following values:
SFFILE = maureen.gem
DATTIM = 21/09-22/09-0100
STATION = ME2K2
TRACE1 = DWPF;TMPF/4;2
TRACE2 = PMSL/4
TRACE3 = ;BRBK/5
TRACE4 = RELH/7/0;100
TRACE5 = P01I/22/0;2
NTRACE = 5
TAXIS = first-last-1;3;3;1
BORDER = 1/1/1
MARKER = 0
TITLE = 4/1/ME2K2 PAST 24 HOUR METEOGRAM - 21/0900-22/0900 EST
CLEAR = YES
DEVICE = xw
PANEL = 0
TEXT = .90/21//sw
The dattim string above does filter the data at the top of the hour
in my plot (I'll attatch the gif).
I also ran with:
DATTIM = 21/09-22/09
Without specifying a time step interval, I get all values.
At this point, I've tested the plot under Solaris and Irix and
don't seen to be able to duplicate your problem. I'll attatch the
gempak file I used above, and you can try with the above
sfgram values to see if things still don't work.
The only 2 things I see asstrange are your TIMSTN value
in the sfcfil invokation, and you had spaces between the
"-" characters in the dattim string in the email you
sent earlier. I created the surface file with TIMSTN = 200/2000
(you specified 300 times...200 is the max), but I can't see how
that would cause your problem.
Anyhow, try using the file I create with the values I have above
for sfgram. If you still see a problem, then we may need to see if your
sfgram program is somehow different. Otherwise, we probably need to
focus on the file creation.
Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support