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20040424: gpnexr2 problems

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  • Subject: 20040424: gpnexr2 problems
  • Date: Sun, 25 Apr 2004 10:52:19 -0600
Gerry,

"chokes" still leaves me with questions, but
the obvious problem I see is that you have not set PROJ=rad,
and like all GEMPAK programs, you only display images with
PROJ=sat or PROJ=rad to look at RADFIL or SATFIL
respectively.

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User SUpport



>From: Gerry Creager N5JXS <address@hidden>
>Organization: Texas A&M University -- AATLT
>Keywords: 200404240916.i3O9GSCT017131

>I'm up late tonight and tried to get gpnexr2 to run for me.  I'm getting 
>an X window with Texas put in place... Here's a list of the input 
>parameters:
>
>MAP      = 6/1/1+3/1/2l
>  GAREA    = tx
>  PROJ     = MER
>  RADFIL   = NEXRII|KEWX
>  LATLON   =
>  PANEL    = 0
>  TITLE    = 1
>  TEXT     = 1
>  CLEAR    = YES
>  DEVICE   = XW
>  LUTFIL   = /home/gempak/Gempak-5.6.m/gempak/tables/luts/upc_radimg.tbl
>  IMBAR    =
>  TILT     = 0.5
>  RADPARM  = dz
>  RADTIM   = last
>
>I tell it to run, accept the parameters, and it chokes.  The "last" 
>reference should have pointed to KEWX_20040329_1500 at the time I was 
>looking.  I've also tried making the radfil the fully qualified filename.
>
>Thanks, Gerry
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