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Ryan, Gdvint only accepts a single grid time. To process multiple times, you could create a short script to run the program for each model time. Steve Chiswell Unidata User Support >From: Ryan Torn <address@hidden> >Organization: UCAR/Unidata >Keywords: 200408111527.i7BFRuaW010346 >I have been using gdvint to perform vertical interpolations of model >output from sigma to pressure coordinates. I want to do the >interpolations for all times within the file, instead of one forecast >time at a time, but I have not had any success. I have tried using >gdattim=fall, but that does not seem to work. Can you only interpolate >one forecast time at a time with gdvint? If you can do multiple times >per run, what do you use for gdattim? Here are the settings I use in >gdvint: > > GDFILE Grid file wrfout_temp.gem > GDOUTF Output grid file wrfout_rt.gem > GDATTIM Grid date/time fall > GVCORD Grid vertical coordinate sgma:50/pres > GLEVEL Grid level 1000;975;950;925;850;700;600 > MAXGRD Maximum number of grids 2000 > GAREA Graphics area grid > VCOORD Vertical coordinate type NONE/L > Parameters requested: GDFILE,GDOUTF,GDATTIM,GVCORD,GLEVEL,MAXGRD,GAREA, > VCOORD. > GEMPAK-GDVINT>r > [TG -1] Invalid date or time. > [GDVINT -8] Too few levels to interpolate this parameter. > Parameters requested: GDFILE,GDOUTF,GDATTIM,GVCORD,GLEVEL,MAXGRD,GAREA, > VCOORD > >Thank you. > >Ryan > >-- >Ryan Torn >Graduate Student >Dept of Atmospheric Sciences >University of Washington, Box 351640 >Seattle, WA 98195 >Phone 206-685-1851 > -- NOTE: All email exchanges with Unidata User Support are recorded in the Unidata inquiry tracking system and then made publically available through the web. If you do not want to have your interactions made available in this way, you must let us know in each email you send to us.