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20021018: can't display rdsp1 from *radar.gem files at times



Robert,

The likely problem is that your grid hasn't been flushed to disk yet
from the decoder.

For the HAXA00 grids, I use a separate dcgrib2 action with PIPE -close.
In the general model grid file case, where there are lots of grids
coming in, this generally isn't an issue, but for the 30 minute
gaps between subsequent HAXA00 products, you can see this effect.

Steve Chiswell


On Fri, 18 Oct 2002, Robert Mullenax wrote:

> I have a problem trying to display rdsp1 from the HAXA0 KWBC grid..
> the *radar.gem file.  Occasionally I'll get a situation where I set
> gdattim=last
> and run gdplot2, and get the error below:
>
>
>  PARAMETERS FOR GDPLOT : FRAME NUMBER  1 INITIAL PLOT SETTINGS -
>     GDFILE=$HDS/20021018_radar.gem, GDATTIM=021018/1615F000
>     GAREA=17.5;-122.1;49.65;-58.3, PROJ=LCC/25;-100;60/NM, MAP=0, LATLON=0
>     OVERLAY  TYPE       LEVEL           VCORD       GRID FUNCTION
>         1    F          0               NONE        SLT(RDSP1,7)
>  [DG -7]  Input grid RDSP1 ^gdattim=@0 %NONE in SLT cannot be found.
>  [GDPLOT 2]  The requested scalar/vector cannot be computed.
>
> However, running gdinfo it tells me that indeed RDSP1 is present at that
> time:
> gdinfo:
>
> GEMPAK-GDINFO>r
>
>  GRID FILE: $HDS/20021018_radar.gem
>
>
>  GRID NAVIGATION:
>      PROJECTION:          STR
>      ANGLES:                90.0   255.0     0.0
>      GRID SIZE:          460 360
>      LL CORNER:              23.10   -119.04
>      UR CORNER:              45.32    -58.22
>
>  GRID ANALYSIS BLOCK:
>       UNKNOWN ANALYSIS TYPE
>
>  Number of grids in file:    32
>
>  Maximum number of grids in file:    100
>
>   NUM       TIME1              TIME2           LEVL1 LEVL2  VCORD PARM
>    32     021018/1615F000                          0         NONE RDSP1
>
>  Parameters requested: GDFILE,LSTALL,OUTPUT,GDATTIM,GLEVEL,GVCORD,GFUNC.
>
>
>
>
> Anyone have any ideas what is going on?
>
> Thanks,
> Robert
> Robert Mullenax
> Weather Systems Administrator
> Universal Weather and Aviation
>