Re: importing a dataset

Robert,

This looks like you could create a grid format file with U a V at
the various pressure levels assuming you have more points than just the
subset you have below (looking at your LON of 2.5 degree spacing).

If the area is relatively small, than a script to parse the data into a
file for importing with GDEDIT would be the easiset way. If the data
base werelarge, then it might be easier to go from a program to read the
data use the gemlib calls to create the grid file and output the data.

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support



On Fri, 2006-03-24 at 12:05, Robert Mullenax wrote:
> I have done a ton with GEMPAK over the years, but have never imported
> a dataset.  We have a dataset that is produced for us by CPC of
> stratospheric wind data.  The data consists of u/v values at 10,5,2,1
> mb at various lat/lon points:
> 
>    LAT    LON    U(10mb) V(10mb)  U(5mb)  V(5mb)  U(2mb)  V(2mb) 
> U(1mb)  V(1mb)
>    25.0   70.0      3.7    -0.8     0.4    -1.2    -4.0     0.3   
> -5.4     1.8
>    25.0   72.5      3.0    -1.5     0.2    -1.0    -3.8     0.7   
> -4.6     2.3
>    25.0   75.0      2.0    -2.1     0.0    -0.6    -3.5     1.0   
> -3.9     2.4
>    25.0   77.5      0.8    -1.9    -0.2    -0.2    -3.3     1.2   
> -3.2     2.2
>    25.0   80.0      0.5    -0.4    -0.1     0.3    -3.0     1.3   
> -2.8     1.9
>    25.0   82.5      1.4     1.7     0.2     0.5    -2.6     1.3   
> -2.4     1.6
>    25.0   85.0      2.1     1.6     0.7     0.6    -2.1     1.1   
> -2.0     1.4
>    25.0   87.5      2.2    -0.5     1.3     0.6    -1.3     1.1   
> -1.3     1.4
>    25.0   90.0      1.7    -1.5     1.8     0.6    -0.5     1.2   
> -0.4     1.7
>    25.0   92.5      1.0    -0.3     2.4     0.8     0.5     1.6    
> 0.9     2.3
>    25.0   95.0      1.0     2.1     2.9     1.1     1.4     2.1    
> 2.3     3.0
> 
> Can someone recommend the best way to import this to view it in
> GEMPAK/GARP/NMAP2?
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> Robert Mullenax
> NMSU/PSL/CSBF
> 
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