Hi Sepide, re: > so far everything goes well, but i just have some questions, > si in imgcopy.k can't i copy all of the images to my output data set, > > because i typed: > > imgcopy.k TEST/GOES7.ALL NCDF/GOES7IR LATLON=-1.38 48.48 SIZE=300 600 > > but it gave me an error in .ALL part, so i tried it without .ALL but i just > have one output. The error is correct; you need to do one image at a time. re: > the same thing happened for the imgprobe. The reason is the same; you need to do one image at a time. re: > Is there anyway that i extracts the point from all the files that i have? The easiest thing to do is write a script that does the IMGCOPY and/or IMGPROBE one after another, but one at a time. re: > and where can i find the ascii file? under which name? OK, here is a new concept for you: The text output of the IMGPROBE command goes to stdout (the screen) by default. You can tell the command to write the output to a file using the DEV= keyword. In your case, I think that you want to write simple ASCII text for any/all of your images to a single output file. You would do this as follows: <as 'sepide' on tormenta> cd $MCDATA imgprobe.k LIST POINT DATASET=TEST/GOES.1 LATLON=-1.38 48.48 MODE=N DEV=TTT visval.txt The file 'visal.txt' will be written in your McIDAS working directory (i.e., to /home/sepide/mcidas/data since MCDATA is defined to be this for your login). re: > Thanks so much for your help, > I think i am almost done with this because of you. No worries. I am glad to hear that your work is progressing well. Cheers, Tom -- **************************************************************************** Unidata User Support UCAR Unidata Program (303) 497-8642 P.O. Box 3000 address@hidden Boulder, CO 80307 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unidata HomePage http://www.unidata.ucar.edu **************************************************************************** Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: SMX-272962 Department: Support McIDAS Priority: Normal Status: Closed
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