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20030722: graphics process

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  • Subject: 20030722: graphics process
  • Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2003 14:24:54 -0600
Dusty,

I showed an example of SNCROSS to you:
http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/cgi-bin/msgout?/glimpse/gempak/5557

CXSTNS can be a single station when DATTIM is a time range for that station.
This email message from our archives provides the exact steps used to produce
the plot on the web which I referenced you to previously.

In SNLIST, set OUTPUT=f/filname. This will send the output to a file named
"filename" instead of to the console.

The GEMPAK distribution is compiled to hold 300 times in a GEMPAK data file.
You would not be able to store an entire years worth of sounding data in a 
single 
file. The resultant plot would not be legible with so many times.

Steve Chiswell



>From: <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200307221946.h6MJkgLd024893

>Steve,
>what program would i use to create a graphic of time V. elevation and I could 
> put in the snparm of wind speed and direction.l  I tried to use sncross but c
> xstns wants more than one station and i only want to do one and when i run it
>  it tells me that the data is not included  for the time which i put in all a
> nd want to cover it all.  please get back to me on this with a detailed way t
> o use the program that you think is best and a good example of how to use it 
> with my data.  
>
>and incase you didn't get my old email I can't figure out how to configure my 
> konsole to scroll more lines.  What i mean is after i run a snlist and scroll
>  up I can only go so far and I want to edit my terminal to where I can view a
> ll that  was scrolled.  And back to your last email in making a snmod of just
>  months I already have files that are just in months so why would I want to d
> o that.  Is there any program that is big enough to hold a years worth of dat
> a?
>
>thanks,
>Dusty
>