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>From: Anthony Rockwood - MSCD Meteorology <address@hidden> >Organization: . >Keywords: 199909101833.MAA08540 >Guys > >Can you tell me what the HAS parameters are under the GARP/model plan view >options ? i.e. what does it stand for, how are they different than those >under the General parameters, or is there a reference you can point me to >? > >Thanks, > >Tony > > **************************************************************************** > Anthony A. Rockwood Metropolitan State College of Denver > Meteorology Program Dept.of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences > 303.556.8399 P.O. Box 173362, Campus Box 22 > address@hidden Denver, CO 80217-3362 > http://www.mscd.edu/~eas http://clem.mscd.edu/~rockwooa > **************************************************************************** > > Tony, From the HTML help pages from the Help button in Garp: file:/home/gempak/NAWIPS-5.4/garp/html/appena.html HAS = Hydrometeorological Analysis and Support These routines were contributed to the SOOSac by the OHRFC as discussed in $GARPHOME/fdf/doc/HAS_fdf.README. The individual fdf description fields have some descriptions of the purpose. Click on the "more" button to see the description of the "precipitation potential" for example. Steve Chiswell