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20020318: McIDAS CMAN Observations
- Subject: 20020318: McIDAS CMAN Observations
- Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2002 12:38:27 -0700
>From: Angel Li <address@hidden>
>Organization: U Miami/RSMAS
>Keywords: 200203181848.g2IImua19982 McIDAS DCISHP
Angel,
>When I list the McIdas schema for SHIPBUOYS there is a parameter called
>"STI". Is this water temperature?
Yes, this is Sea Surface Temperature.
>I enclose the listing from "lsche ishp".
>
>ME: ISHP VERSION: 4 DATE: 1998230 TEXTID: "SHIP/BUOY/C-MAN OBSERVATIONS
>---- -------
> DEFAULT NUMBER OF ROWS: 24 INTEGER ID: 0
> COLS: 3000 MISSING DATA VALUE: -213906
> 2144
> REPEAT GROUP: NUMBER OF REPETITIONS: 1
> STARTING POSITION: 4
> SIZE: 27
> NUMBER OF KEYS IN ROW HEADER: 3
> COL HEADER: 0 STARTING AT POSITION 4
> DATA RECORD: 27 STARTING AT POSITION 4
> ----
> 30 TOTAL
>
> KEY SCALE UNIT KEY SCALE UNIT KEY SCALE UNIT
> ---- ----- ---- ---- ----- ---- ---- ----- ----
> DAY 0 CYD TIME 0 HMS CMAX 0
> MOD 0 TYPE 0 CHAR IDA 0 CHAR
> IDB 0 CHAR HMS 0 HMS LAT 4 DEG
> LON 4 DEG CA 0 T 2 K
> TD 2 K STI 2 K DIR 0 DEG
> SPD 1 MPS PSL 1 MB VIS 1 KM
> WXP 0 CHAR SWP 1 SEC SWH 1 M
> PSD 0 DEG PSP 1 SEC PSH 1 M
> PCP 2 IN PTIM 0 HMS SP10 1 MPS
> SP20 1 MPS SPMX 1 MPS LVLW 1 M
>LSCHE: DONE
In cases like this, it is better to look at the source file for the schema.
The schema source files all begin with DC, so the ISHP source file is DCISHP.
The DC files are best view in McIDAS using SEE:
SEE DCISHP
" ISHP (JSP) 0490 SCHEMA -- SHIP / BUOY REPORTS
" NAME VSN DATE ID "TEXTID
" ---- --- ----- -- -------
SCHEMA ISHP 4 98230 0 "SHIP/BUOY/C-MAN OBSERVATIONS
ROWS 24 "ONE HOUR PER REPORTING TIME
DAY CYD "YEAR AND JULIAN DAY (CCYYDDD)
TIME HMS "NOMINAL TIME (HH0000)
CMAX "NUMBER OF ENTRIES WRITTEN IN THIS ROW
COLUMNS 3000 "MAXIMUM OF 3000 REPORTS PER HOUR
DATA
MOD "MODIFICATION FLAG
TYPE CHAR "TYPE FLAG EITHER SHIP OR BUOY
IDA CHAR "SHIP/BUOY IDENTIFIER (2WRDS)
IDB CHAR "SHIP/BUOY IDENTIFIER (2WRDS)
HMS HMS "TIME OF OBSERVATION
LAT 4 DEG "RANGE (-90 => +90) POSITIVE NORTH
LON 4 DEG "RANGE (-180 => +180) POSITIVE WEST
CA "CLOUD AMOUNT (OCTANT SKY COVER)
T 2 K "TEMPERATURE
TD 2 K "DEW POINT TEMPERATURE
STI 2 K "SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE
DIR DEG "WIND DIRECTION
SPD 1 MPS "WIND SPEED
PSL 1 MB "SEA LEVEL PRESSURE
VIS 1 KM "VISIBILITY
WXP CHAR "PRESENT WEATHER
SWP 1 SEC "PERIOD OF SEA OR WIND WAVES
SWH 1 M "HEIGHT OF SEA OR WIND WAVES
PSD DEG "DIRECTION FROM WHICH PREDOMINANT SWELL COMES
PSP 1 SEC "PERIOD OF PREDOMINANT SWELL
PSH 1 M "HEIGHT OF PREDOMINANT SWELL
PCP 2 IN "PRECIPITATION SINCE LAST SYNOPTIC TIME
PTIM HMS "TIME PERIOD FOR PRECIPITATION
SP10 1 MPS "10 METER WIND SPEED
SP20 1 MPS "20 METER WIND SPEED
SPMX 1 MPS "MAX WIND SPEED THAT OBSERVATION PERIOD
LVLW 1 M "WATER LEVEL ABOVE MEAN LOWER LOW WATER
ENDSCHEMA
SEE: Done...EOF Encountered.
Tom
>From address@hidden Mon Mar 18 12:49:20 2002
Thanks for info on the SEE command. I didn't know it existed.
Angel