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Re: Surface Divergence
- Subject: Re: Surface Divergence
- Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2007 16:50:33 -0600
Chris,
Try setting SCALE=999 to let GEMPAK scale the data rather than
trying to plot values on the order of E-10 (or set SCALE to
an appropriate order of magnitude once you have a feeling of the typical
data range).
With CINT = blank as you have, the package will try to create around 16
contour
levels, but in a loop of times, consistent scaling and contour intervals
is best.
Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support
On Tue, 2007-04-17 at 19:23 -0230, Chris Lander wrote:
> I'm trying to display surface divergence and convergence (technically
> speaking it is at 10m) from the CMC Regional model. Can someone look at
> my restore file and tell me what I am doing wrong? All I get when it
> plots is a lot contours with a value of -2.9E-10. What I am looking for
> is a contour plot highlighting areas of maximum convergence and
> divergence at the surface.
>
> Regards
> Chris
>
>
> plain text document attachment (sfc_div)
> !
> ! Restore File : sfc_div
> ! Surface divergence for the CMC Regional model
> !
> ! Log:
> ! J.W. Carr/HPC 4/98 Initial creation
> !
> GDATTIM fall
> GLEVEL 10
> GVCORD hght
> PANEL 0
>
> SKIP 0
> SCALE 0
> GDPFUN div(wnd)
> TYPE c
> CONTUR 1
> CINT
> LINE 4/1/1
> FINT
> FLINE
> HILO
>
> HLSYM
>
> CLRBAR
>
> WIND 18/1/1
> REFVEC
>
> TITLE 32/-1/~ @ Surface Divergence!
> TEXT 1/21//hw
>
> CLEAR yes
>
> STNPLT
>
> SATFIL
>
> RADFIL
>
> STREAM
>
> POSN 4
>
> COLORS 2
>
> MARKER 2
>
> GRDLBL 5
>
> LUTFIL none
> FILTER yes
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Steve Chiswell <address@hidden>
Unidata