Nancy, Attatched are the raw and decoded TUC 12Z observations for 20030723. Steve Chiswell Unidata User Support On Wed, 2004-10-27 at 13:10, Nancy Selover wrote: > I have searched the archives and the manual and I'm confused about how > to create a Gempak format sounding file. I have the ASCII format > sounding file for 1 station, and I need to convert it to Gempak format > so I can open it in NSHARP. It's in the standard format with the > first line as a header with the time, day month and year and the > second line has the station IDs and lat, long and elevation. All the > lines after that have a pressure level, height, temp, dew point, wind > direction and wind speed in knots. When I try to run the decoder: > > "dcuair -c 030723/1300 -b 1 20030723_upa.gem < 20030723.txt" > > I specify the "current" time as 1 hour after the sounding and tell it > to decode 1 hour prior to the current time. The dcuair.log file I get > says: > > 041027/1125[DC 3] Starting up. Version 5.7.3 > 041027/1125[DC -9] End of input data file. > 041027/1125[DC 5] Normal termination. > 041027/1125[DC 2] Number of bulletins read and processed: 0 > 041027/1125[DC 6] Shutting down. > > Or, should I be using SNCFIL instead of decoding ??? > > The file is a single 12 Z sounding for Tucson. In the alternative, > does anyone have the decoded upperair files for July 23, 2003. The > 12Z is the only sounding I really need. > > Thank you, > Nancy > > > > Nancy J. Selover > Asst. State Climatologist > Office of Climatology tel: 480-965-0580 > Arizona State University fax: 480-965-1473 > Tempe, AZ 85287-1508 e-mail: address@hidden > >
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