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20040311: Converting NetCDF files to gempak files (fwd)

Jongnam,

The dcreanal (and dcreanal2) converters I provided use the 
COARDS convention NetCDF files with attributes of the 
reanalysis files to determine the standard parameter number in the 
ncarncep1.tbl file as the name to store the data in the GEMPAK file.
In particular, the converter is looking for the attribute "GRIB_name"
as well as "GRIB_id" or "gribparam" to determine the reanalysis
parameter.

It sounds as if your files with derived fields don't fit the CDL
which I developed the program for.

If you could send me a sample file or point me to the download location
you obtained the data from, I can provide you with an update.

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support



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>Date:    Thu, 11 Mar 2004 15:15:03 -0600
>From:    Jongnam Choi <address@hidden>
>To:      address@hidden
>cc:      address@hidden
>Subject: Converting NetCDF files to gempak files
>
>Hi folks,
>
>I am in desperate need for any advice on how to convert
>NCEP/NCAR Reanalysis files (****.nc) to gempak file format.
>
>I usually use "dcreanal" decode in GEMPAK5.6 to decode NetCDF files.
>Common yearly necCDF files of both pressure level and surface level data such 
>as geopotential height, air temperature, U-wind, V-wind, etc are fine.
>
>BUT
>whenever I try to decode any averaged NetCDF files such as daily averaged data
> , 
>monthly average data, etc... I failed to decode.
>After this messages, then no actual decoding process goes.
> 
>Changing center table to cntgrib1.tbl
>Changing vertical coord table to vcrdgrib1.tbl
>Changing WMO parameter table to ncarncep1.tbl
>Changing center parameter table to ncarncep1.tbl
>
>
>Please help me how to handle this problem.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Jongnam Choi
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