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20050718: Gempak - gdbiint

Bob,

I checked the 5.8.2a distribution and both gdcfil and gdbiint were in the linux
binary.

The changes in GEMPAK since 5.8.1 now allow GEMPAK to do computations
on grids with differing navigations, so at some point, the need to interpolate
grids may not be necessary. That aside, there shouldn't be anything in the
5.8.3 grid files that prevents reading with your 5.7.3, unless they have 
increased their
maximum grid size to larger than what you have. I've always tried to keep the 
Unidata
release ahead of the NCEP version for that reason - our LLMXGD has been 400,000 
for several
years, and NCEP's is 275,000.

I have a preliminary Linux binary of 5.8.3a ready for our workshops next week 
that
you can download...but the LLMXGD is the same as it has been. If you want to
send me any grid file from SPC, or some more information about whether gdbiint 
is finding the
grid in the source file, and not writing the output, or failing before then etc,
I'd be happy to look int this more. Since you indicate that you had been 
sucessful
with previous grids from SPC with that same 5.7.3 binary you have, I was 
leaning to wondering if SPC in particular has redefined their maximum grid size 
(I know that AWC produces some 1.6 million point grids!).

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support


>From: "Bob Rabin" <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200507182309.j6IN9Y8r000507

>Institution: NOAA / OAR NSSL
>Package Version: 5.8.2a
>Operating System: Linux
>Hardware Information: SGI Linux
>Inquiry: I am using the routine GDBIINT to interpolate from one grid projectio
> n to another (CED). I have been using version 5.7.3 with grids from the SPC (
> generated with 5.8.1). Recently, the SPC has started producing grids with ver
> sion 5.8.3. Since then, my version of GDBIINT no longer works. It doesn\'t gi
> ve an error message, but no data is written to the output grid (created with 
> GDCFIL version 5.7.3). Must I use a more recent version of GDCFIL and GDBIINT
> ? If so, which version? I couldn\'t find a binary for these in version 5.8.2a
> ? Is there another solution?
>
>Thanks! -Bob Rabin
>
>
>
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