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20001009: PVOR

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  • Subject: 20001009: PVOR
  • Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2000 11:17:34 -0600
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>Hello.
>
>I am told that by using PVOR(THES, GEO) that this now yields a 3-d
>value for EPV.  Is this so?
>
>We are running GEMPAK5.4, patch level 14.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Pat
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Patrick,

As defined in the GEMPAK User Guide under GPARM, PVOR() is a layer quantity.
If you are looking at a grid cross section in gdcross, then the layer 
quantities are computed automatically: 
 GVCORD   = pres
 GFUNC    = pvor(thes,geo)

If you are using a plan view such as with gdcntr, then glevel should
represent the layer over which you want the calculation to occur.

Steve Chiswell