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> Full Name: Stefan Cecelski > Email Address: address@hidden > Organization: University of Maryland > Package Version: 3.0u2 build date:2012-01-09 08:08 UTC > Operating System: Mac OS X > Hardware: Java: home: > /System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdk/Contents/Home version: > 1.6.0_29 j3d:1.5.2 fcs (build4) > Description of problem: Hello, > > I have found a very odd error when opening up 1.33km data from a GrADS > ctl/dat pair. Attached is an image showing data from the same exact data file > with the same time and domain. It is evident from this image that the > low-level data (ie. 1000 hPa, 950 hPa, ect.) is plotted at a totally > different location than the upper-level data (350 hPa). The correct domain > placement seems to be the 350 hPa data, but to be honest it still seems well > off (I know where the moving domain is suppose to be). There seems to be a > 'tilt' of the data with height to the north. I have no idea what is causing > this oddity, as the data is plotted at the same X-Y-Z coordinates for all > levels at that given time. The data I am plotting is from a moving domain, > but I capture every hour in a separate ctl/dat GrADS pair, so there should be > no issues. Any thoughts? > > V/R, > > Stefan > > Can you verify your finding in the GrADS? It looks like an error in your dataset to me. Yuan Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: MXF-285335 Department: Support IDV Priority: Normal Status: Closed