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Mark, All of the CED model grids stop one grid point interval short of 360 degrees and this is how NAWIPS was developed and tested; the duplicate column is added by the GPLT code, if necessary. A workaround to this, if your data does stretch the full 360 degrees, is to use gdcfil and gddiag to create a grid that does not extend 360 degrees and let the code that already exists add the column when needed. Hope this helps, Michael > >>Full Name: Mark Hughes > >>Email Address: address@hidden > >>Organization: Global Weather Dynamics, Inc > >>Package Version: > >>Operating System: > >>Hardware: > >>Description of problem: Hi, > >> > >>This isn't a request for help, per se. Rather, I found a bug and would > >>like to share the solution. > >>I am producing Wind and Temperature plots of GRIB data decoded by dcgrib2 > >>and plotted by gdplot2. gplt is the device driver. > >>A customer observed that at longitude -30 there were occasional double > >>plots. gdinfo reports the following: > >> > >>GRID NAVIGATION: > >>PROJECTION: CED GRID SIZE: 289 145 > >>LL CORNER: -90.00 -30.00 > >>UR CORNER: 90.00 -30.00 > >> > >>I dumped the grid from the function gbarb.f and discovered that the two > >>values at -30 (right edge and left edge) differ slightly. > >> > >>My solution was to copy speed and dir from the first instance at a given > >>latitude to the second instance. I attach the source code. > >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > >Ticket Details > >=================== > >Ticket ID: BRI-804807 > >Department: Support GEMPAK > >Priority: High > >Status: Open > > Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: BRI-804807 Department: Support GEMPAK Priority: Critical Status: Open