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- Subject: Re: Maps . . .
- Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2003 11:01:07 -0600
Yep....years ago, we didn't even try those data sets. This is an improvement. Attatched is an unpretty ssfgsf that I added a quick sort fortran routine to (since it was taking hours to make map files using bubble sort. I see the format I used was 11.5. I'll pretty this up and include with 5.6.L.1. Steve On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Stonie R. Cooper wrote: > Steve, > > I changed ssfgsf to 12.6 for the floating input, and I'm now cooking with gas. > If you happen along your qsort() for FORTRAN, I'd love to have it . . . I > didn't realize how slow map drawing could be until I tried to display NMAP > with the whole midwest hydro data at the 1:100000 scale . . . great map, but > takes 5 minutes to load on a dual 2.8GHz! > -- > Stonie R. Cooper > Planetary Data, Incorporated > (402) 782-6611 >
PROGRAM SSFGSF
C************************************************************************
C* PROGRAM SSFGSF *
C* *
C* This program converts a map file in Sequential Standard Format *
C* (SSF) to a GEMPAK Standard Format (GSF). The GSF file is a packed *
C* binary file which is used for rapid access to the map segments. *
C* The formats of these files are documented in the GEMPAK Map Files *
C* Document. *
C** *
C* Log: *
C* G. Chatters/RDS 1981 Written for PDP 11/70 *
C* M. desJardins/GSFC 1985 Converted to VAX *
C* G. Huffman/GSC 12/88 GEMPAK4.1 upgrade; FL, remove BYTE, doc *
C* M. desJardins/GSFC 3/89 Recoded and rewrote documentation *
C* G. Krueger/EAI 9/96 Fixed broken lines on block boundaries *
C* G. Krueger/EAI 12/98 Corrected intermediate maps; Simplified *
C* G. Krueger/EAI 3/99 Increased record size for county map *
C* G. Krueger/EAI 6/99 Increased record size for highways maps *
C* G. Krueger/EAI 1/00 Implemented file byte swapping *
C* G. Krueger/EAI 2/00 Correction to byte swapping *
C* S. Jacobs/NCEP 2/01 Added machine type MTLNUX *
C************************************************************************
INCLUDE 'GEMPRM.PRM'
C*
PARAMETER ( MAPLEN = 128 )
PARAMETER ( IBLKLN = 256 )
PARAMETER ( MXRCSZ = 125000 )
PARAMETER ( MXRECS = 155000 )
C*
CHARACTER infile*80, outfil*80, dafil*80, intseq*80
CHARACTER window*80
REAL ultln ( 4 )
LOGICAL bounds
C*
REAL rmapbf ( 256), rpts (MXRCSZ), opts (MXRCSZ)
REAL dlatu (MXRECS)
INTEGER imapbf ( 512), inptr (MXRECS), iotptr (MXRECS)
INTEGER*2 imapb2 ( 512), latptr ( 180)
C*
EQUIVALENCE ( rmapbf, imapbf )
EQUIVALENCE ( imapbf, imapb2 )
C*
DATA dafil / 'DAFIL.INT' /,
+ intseq / 'SEQFIL.INT' /
C
C* This statement function checks to see if a point is within
C* the user selected bounds.
C
bounds (j) = ( ( rpts (j) .ge. umnlt ) .and.
+ ( rpts (j) .le. umxlt ) .and.
+ ( rpts (j+1) .ge. umnln ) .and.
+ ( rpts (j+1) .le. umxln ) )
C-----------------------------------------------------------------------
C* Prompt user for file names and subsetting window.
C
WRITE ( 6,* ) 'Enter name of SSF map file to be converted: '
READ ( 5, 1, IOSTAT = iostat ) infile
WRITE ( 6,* ) 'Enter name of GSF map file to be created: '
READ ( 5, 1, IOSTAT = iostat ) outfil
1 FORMAT ( A )
C*
WRITE ( 6, * ) ' Enter data subset area: '
WRITE ( 6, * ) ' MINLAT;MINLON;MAXLAT;MAXLON '
WRITE ( 6, * ) ' Missing numbers imply all data in that ',
+ 'direction.'
READ ( 5, 1, IOSTAT = iostat ) window
CALL ST_RLST ( window, ';', -9999., 4, ultln, ndum, ier )
C
C* Reset subsetting window values of -9999. to limits.
C
IF ( ultln (1) .eq. -9999. ) THEN
umnlt = -90.
ELSE
umnlt = ultln (1)
END IF
IF ( ultln (2) .eq. -9999. ) THEN
umnln = -180.
ELSE
umnln = ultln (2)
END IF
IF ( ultln (3) .eq. -9999. ) THEN
umxlt = 90.
ELSE
umxlt = ultln (3)
END IF
IF ( ultln (4) .eq. -9999. ) THEN
umxln = 180.
ELSE
umxln = ultln (4)
END IF
WRITE (6,*) 'Data subset area: ', umnlt, umnln, umxlt, umxln
C
C* Read input sequential file and make an intermediate sequential
C* file that has no records with more than 124 points.
C
CALL FL_SOPN ( infile, lunin, ier1 )
CALL FL_SWOP ( intseq, lunis, ier2 )
IF ( ( ier1 .ne. 0 ) .or. ( ier2 .ne. 0 ) ) THEN
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier1, infile, ier )
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier2, intseq, ier )
CALL FL_CLOS ( lunin, ier )
CALL FL_CLOS ( lunis, ier )
STOP
END IF
C*
ninrec = 0
124 READ ( lunin, 3000, END = 128 ) npts, rmxlt, rmnlt,
+ rmxln, rmnln, ( rpts (m), m = 1, npts )
c write(*,*) 'look npts ',npts,ninrec
c do i=1,npts
c write(*,*) ' ',i,rpts(i)
c end do
3001 FORMAT ( I6, 16X, 6F11.5, 11X / ( 8F11.5, 11X ) )
3000 FORMAT ( I6, 16X, 6F11.5, 11X / ( 8F11.5, 11X ) )
IF ( npts .gt. MXRCSZ ) THEN
WRITE (*, *) npts, ' element input record exceeds ',
+ MXRCSZ, ' maximum.'
STOP
END IF
C
C* Write Intermediate SSF map file.
C
jiptr = 1
DO WHILE ( jiptr .le. npts )
C
C* Collect points within bounds.
C
nout = 0
DO WHILE ( (.not. bounds ( jiptr )) .and.
+ (jiptr .lt. npts) )
jiptr = jiptr + 2
END DO
DO WHILE ( (nout .le. 247) .and. (jiptr .le. npts) .and.
+ bounds (jiptr) )
nout = nout + 1
opts ( nout ) = rpts ( jiptr )
nout = nout + 1
opts ( nout ) = rpts ( jiptr + 1 )
IF ( nout .le. 247 ) jiptr = jiptr + 2
END DO
C
C* Calculate the bounding box. Ignore bounding box from input
C* file.
C
rmnlt = 90.
rmnln = 180.
rmxlt = -90.
rmxln = -180.
DO joptr = 1, nout, 2
rmnlt = MIN ( rmnlt, opts ( joptr ) )
rmnln = MIN ( rmnln, opts ( joptr + 1 ) )
rmxlt = MAX ( rmxlt, opts ( joptr ) )
rmxln = MAX ( rmxln, opts ( joptr + 1 ) )
END DO
if((rmnln .lt.0 ).and.(rmxln.gt.0)) then
write(*,*) 'bounds ',ninrec,rmnlt,rmxlt,rmnln,rmnlt
endif
C
C* Write data to output file if any points remain.
C
IF ( nout .gt. 3 ) THEN
WRITE ( lunis, 3001 ) nout, rmxlt, rmnlt, rmxln, rmnln,
+ ( opts (m), m = 1, nout )
ninrec = ninrec + 1
IF ( ninrec .gt. MXRECS ) THEN
WRITE (*, *) 'Input records exceed ', MXRECS,
+ ' maximum.'
STOP
END IF
inptr (ninrec) = ninrec
dlatu (ninrec) = rmxlt
END IF
END DO
GOTO 124
C*
128 CALL FL_CLOS ( lunin, ier )
C
C* Sort the upper-latitude array (DLATU) and swap the corresponding
C* pointer array (INPTR).
C
CALL SORT_SUB(1,ninrec,dlatu,inptr)
c DO i1 = 1, ninrec - 1
c DO i2 = i1 + 1, ninrec
c IF ( dlatu (i1) .lt. dlatu (i2) ) THEN
c write(*,*) 'still not sorted ',i1,i2
c tempst = dlatu (i1)
c dlatu (i1) = dlatu (i2)
c dlatu (i2) = tempst
c itemp = inptr (i1)
c inptr (i1) = inptr (i2)
c inptr (i2) = itemp
c END IF
c END DO
c END DO
C
C* Let IOTPTR be the inverse of the sorted array. As the
C* records are read in, this will determine the order in the
C* output file.
C
DO i = 1, ninrec
ip = inptr (i)
iotptr (ip) = i
END DO
WRITE (6,*) 'Intermediate SSF map file created'
C------------------------------------------------------------------------
C* Create an intermediate sorted, unpacked, direct-access file.
C
CALL FL_DCRE ( dafil, MAPLEN, lunid, ier )
IF ( ier .ne. 0 ) THEN
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier, dafil, ier1 )
CALL FL_CLOS ( lunis, ier1 )
STOP
END IF
C
C* Rewind the intermediate SSF file. Then read it and store
C* records in an intermediate direct access file.
C
CALL FL_REWD ( lunis, ier )
C
C* Read in all the records.
C
DO inrec = 1, ninrec
READ ( lunis, 3000 ) npts, rmxlt, rmnlt, rmxln, rmnln,
+ ( rmapbf (m), m = 7, npts + 6 )
C
C* Save the record length in the inptr array.
C
inptr ( iotptr (inrec) ) = 6 + npts
C
C* Move header into buffer.
C
imapbf (1) = npts / 2
rmapbf (2) = rmnlt
rmapbf (3) = rmnln
rmapbf (4) = rmxlt
rmapbf (5) = rmxln
C
C* Set block to write. Write out new record. This file does
C* not need byte swapping, because it is internal to this
C* program.
C
iorec = 2 * iotptr (inrec) + 1
CALL FL_WRIT ( lunid, iorec, MAPLEN, imapbf, ier1 )
iorec = iorec + 1
CALL FL_WRIT ( lunid, iorec, MAPLEN, imapbf (MAPLEN+1),
+ ier2 )
IF ( ( ier1 .ne. 0 ) .or. ( ier2 .ne. 0 ) ) THEN
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier1, dafil, ier )
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier2, dafil, ier )
CALL FL_CLOS ( lunis, ier )
CALL FL_CLOS ( lunid, ier )
STOP
END IF
END DO
C
C* Finished with intermediate SSF file; close it.
C
CALL FL_CLOS ( lunis, ier )
WRITE (6,*) 'Intermediate direct access file created.'
C------------------------------------------------------------------------
C* Create a GSF file which is a direct access file with the records
C* blocked.
C
CALL FL_DCRE ( outfil, MAPLEN, lungsf, ier )
IF ( ier .ne. 0 ) THEN
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier, outfil, ier1 )
CALL FL_CLOS ( lunid, ier1 )
STOP
END IF
C
C* Block the direct access records.
C* First, initialize LATPTR, the array of latitude pointers.
C
DO ilat = 1, 180
latptr (ilat) = 0
END DO
C
C* Initialize block counter (IBLK), length of block (NLBLK) and
C* the entire buffer.
C
iblk = 2
nlblk = 2
irec = 2
irecin = 2
imapbf (1) = 0
imapbf (2) = 0
C
C* Loop through all the records.
C
DO inrec = 1, ninrec
C
C* See if this record can be added to this block.
C
lenr = inptr (inrec)
IF ( ( lenr + nlblk ) .gt. IBLKLN ) THEN
C
C* Write out current block. First zero out rest of
C* the block. Swap bytes before writing.
C
DO i = nlblk + 1, 256
imapbf (i) = 0
END DO
IF ( MTMACH .eq. MTIGPH .or. MTMACH .eq. MTULTX .or.
+ MTMACH .eq. MTALPH .or. MTMACH .eq. MTLNUX )
+ CALL MV_SWP4 ( MAPLEN * 2, imapbf(1), imapbf(1) )
irec = irec + 1
CALL FL_WRIT ( lungsf, irec, MAPLEN, imapbf, ier1 )
irec = irec + 1
CALL FL_WRIT ( lungsf, irec, MAPLEN, imapbf (MAPLEN+1),
+ ier2 )
IF ( ( ier1 .ne. 0 ) .or. ( ier2 .ne. 0 ) ) THEN
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier1, outfil, ier )
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier2, outfil, ier )
CALL FL_CLOS ( lunid, ier )
STOP
END IF
C
C* Reset initial variables.
C
iblk = iblk + 1
nlblk = 2
imapbf (1) = 0
imapbf (2) = 0
END IF
C
C* Read in this record and add to block. This file does
C* not need byte swapping, because it is internal to this
C* program.
C
imapbf (1) = imapbf (1) + 1
irecin = irecin + 1
CALL FL_READ ( lunid, irecin, MAPLEN, imapbf ( nlblk+1 ),
+ ier1 )
irecin = irecin + 1
CALL FL_READ ( lunid, irecin, MAPLEN,
+ imapbf ( nlblk+MAPLEN+1 ), ier2 )
IF ( ( ier1 .ne. 0 ) .or. ( ier2 .ne. 0 ) ) THEN
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier1, dafil, ier )
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier2, dafil, ier )
CALL FL_CLOS ( lunid, ier )
STOP
END IF
C
C* Get minimum latitude.
C
rmnlat = rmapbf ( nlblk + 2 )
C
C* Compute length of block.
C
nlblk = nlblk + lenr
C
C* Set up latitude block pointer array.
C
DO ilat = 1, 180
lat = 91 - ilat
IF ( ( rmnlat .le. FLOAT (lat) ) .and.
+ ( latptr (ilat) .eq. 0 ) ) latptr (ilat) = iblk
END DO
END DO
C
C* Write out last block. Swap bytes before writing.
C
IF ( MTMACH .eq. MTIGPH .or. MTMACH .eq. MTULTX .or.
+ MTMACH .eq. MTALPH .or. MTMACH .eq. MTLNUX )
+ CALL MV_SWP4 ( MAPLEN * 2, imapbf(1), imapbf(1) )
irec = irec + 1
CALL FL_WRIT ( lungsf, irec, MAPLEN, imapbf, ier1 )
irec = irec + 1
CALL FL_WRIT ( lungsf, irec, MAPLEN, imapbf (MAPLEN+1), ier2 )
IF ( ( ier1 .ne. 0 ) .or. ( ier2 .ne. 0 ) ) THEN
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier1, outfil, ier )
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier2, outfil, ier )
CALL FL_CLOS ( lungsf, ier )
STOP
END IF
C
C* Assemble the header record and write it out.
C* Note that the header record is written as INTEGER*2 words.
C* This may be changed here, but comparable changes must be
C* made in GSFSSF and in GDRMAP. If necessary, swap bytes for the
C* final output file.
C
imapb2 (1) = iblk
DO ilat = 1, 180
imapb2 ( ilat + 1 ) = latptr ( ilat )
END DO
DO ilat = 181, IBLKLN * 2
imapb2 (ilat) = 0
END DO
C*
IF ( MTMACH .eq. MTIGPH .or. MTMACH .eq. MTULTX .or.
+ MTMACH .eq. MTALPH .or. MTMACH .eq. MTLNUX )
+ CALL MV_SWP2 ( 4 * MAPLEN, imapb2, imapb2 )
CALL FL_WRIT ( lungsf, 1, MAPLEN, imapbf, ier1 )
CALL FL_WRIT ( lungsf, 2, MAPLEN, imapbf (MAPLEN+1), ier2 )
IF ( ( ier1 .ne. 0 ) .or. ( ier2 .ne. 0 ) ) THEN
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier1, outfil, ier )
CALL ER_WMSG ( 'FL', ier2, outfil, ier )
CALL FL_CLOS ( lunid,ier )
CALL FL_CLOS ( lungsf, ier )
STOP
END IF
WRITE (6,*) iblk, ' blocks written to new GSF file.'
CALL FL_CLOS ( lunid, ier )
CALL FL_CLOS ( lungsf, ier )
C------------------------------------------------------------------------
C*
STOP
END
SUBROUTINE SORT_SUB ( il, ir, rarr, iarr)
INTEGER il, ir, iarr(*)
REAL rarr(*)
c write(*,*) 'sort_sub ',il,ir,rarr(il),rarr(ir)
ils = il
irs = ir
if ((ir - il).lt.10) then
call insert(ils, irs, rarr, iarr)
else
call pivot(ils, irs, rarr, iarr, ipivot)
call sort_sub(ils, ipivot-1, rarr, iarr)
call sort_sub(ipivot+1, irs, rarr, iarr)
endif
RETURN
END
SUBROUTINE PIVOT(i, j, rarr, iarr, ip)
INTEGER i, j, iarr(*), ip
REAL rarr(*), p
p = rarr(i)
k = i
l = j + 1
idone = 0
do while((k.lt.j).and.(idone .eq. 0))
k = k + 1
if(rarr(k) .lt. p) then
idone = 1
endif
end do
idone = 0
do while(idone .eq. 0)
l = l - 1
if(rarr(l) .ge. p ) then
idone = 1
end if
end do
do while (k .lt. l)
tval = rarr(k)
rarr(k) = rarr(l)
rarr(l) = tval
itemp = iarr(k)
iarr(k) = iarr(l)
iarr(l) = itemp
idone = 0
do while(idone .eq. 0)
k = k + 1
if(rarr(k) .lt. p) then
idone = 1
endif
end do
idone = 0
do while(idone .eq. 0)
l = l - 1
if(rarr(l) .ge. p) then
idone = 1
end if
end do
end do
tval = rarr(l)
rarr(l) = rarr(i)
rarr(i) = tval
itemp = iarr(l)
iarr(l) = iarr(i)
iarr(i) = itemp
ip = l
RETURN
END
SUBROUTINE INSERT(il, ir, rarr, iarr)
INTEGER il, ir, iarr(*)
REAL rarr(*)
do i=il+1,ir
x = rarr(i)
ix = iarr(i)
j = i - 1
do while((j.ge.il).and.(x.ge.rarr(j)))
rarr(j+1) = rarr(j)
iarr(j+1) = iarr(j)
j = j - 1
end do
rarr(j+1) = x
iarr(j+1) = ix
end do
RETURN
END
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