GEMPAK-SFMAP>restore $GEMPAKHOME/defaults/sfmap.nts GEMPAK-SFMAP>sffile=$GEMPAKHOME/data/hrcbob.sfc GEMPAK-SFMAP>area=dset GEMPAK-SFMAP>garea=10;-125;50;-20 GEMPAK-SFMAP>$MAPFIL=loconh.gsf GEMPAK-SFMAP>sfparm=skyc;tmpc;;;;;dwpc GEMPAK-SFMAP>proj=str/90;-100;0 GEMPAK-SFMAP>dattim=20/00GEMPAK-SFMAP>d
AREA Data area dset GAREA Graphics area 10;-125;50;-20 SFPARM Surface parameter list skyc;tmpc;;;;;dwpc DATTIM Date/time /00 SFFILE Surface data file $GEMPAKHOME/data/hrcbob.sfc COLORS Color list 1;2;3;25;5;6;7;9 MAP Map color/dash/width 3/1/1 LATLON Line color/dash/width/label/inc 0 MARKER Marker color/type/size/width/hw 0 TITLE Title color/line/title 1/-2 CLEAR Clear screen flag YES PANEL Panel location/color/dash/width 0 DEVICE Graphics device xw PROJ Map projection/angles/margins str/90;-100;0 FILTER Filter data factor yes TEXT Text size/font/width/hw flag 1.3/23//HW SKPMIS Skip missing data flag no GEMPAK-SFMAP>r SFMAP PARAMETERS: Data area: dset Graphics area name: 10;-125;50;-20 Valid parameters: SKYC TMPC BLNK BLNK BLNK BLNK DWPC Parameter colors: 1 2 0 0 0 0 3 Time: 910820/0000 File: $GEMPAKHOME/data/hrcbob.sfc Map: 3/1/1 Marker: 0 Title: 1/-2 Device: xw Projection: str/90;-100;0 Clear screen: YES Filter: YES Filter factor: 1.00 Panel: 0 Enter
to accept parameters or type EXIT:
Great, now if you think that that isn't much data you can adjust the filter to 0.7 and see the difference.
And one more thing, what would you have seen if you left
PROJ set to NPS as it was in the defaults files sfmap.nts?
Not so great, eh? If you often like to look at North American plots, you
may want to keep the PROJ and GAREA settings we just used in their own defaults
file. (I do!) Here's a copy of my file namerica.nts:
PROJ str/+90;-100;0/0;3;0;2 GAREA 10;-125;50;-20Pretty simple, huh? Whenever I want to draw a graph of North America, all I do is:
GEMPAK-PROMPT> restore $GEMPAKHOME/defaults/namerica.nts
Before you move on, be sure to set the $MAPFIL back to the default!!!
GEMPAK-SFMAP>$MAPFIL=MEPOWO.GSF GEMPAK-SFMAP>exit