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- If you do not add a path to the output file name the file will end up in $TMPDIR!!!
- All fields in a file must have the same levels.
You cannot have i.e. sigma, hybrid, arbitrary and pressure levels in the same file!!! Nor can there be, for example, a field on 20 pressure levels and another on only 1 pressure level. If your RPN input file contains fields with different types or numbers of levels you can select the fields your want to convert with 'r.diag' and/or 'editfst' - see above. - If converting RPN to NetCDF make sure your RPN file contains all necessary grid descriptors ('^^', '>>', '^>', 'HY','!!')
- All variables you want to convert need to be in the attribute list.
You can find an example file on the servers under: ~winger/Scripts/NetCDF_converter/attribut_netcdf.dat
For each variable that is to be converted needs to be an entry starting with 'def_attribut' at the end of the file. Higher up in the file you find the documentation - see also below.
Make sure that the factors are correct!!! If one or more of your variables are not in this file, just take a copy and add the missing variables.
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def_attribut[ name; ccname; mult; add; Where: name: noms netCDF OBLIGATOIRE |
Notes:
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- Unit conversion from RPN → netCDF:
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unit(RPN) = mult*
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unit(netCDF)+
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add
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- Unit conversion from netCDF → RPN :
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unit(netCDF)= (
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unit(RPN)-add)/
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mult
- 'nom_attribut' and 'valeur_attribut' are only used for conversions to nsfCDF format.
Notes:
- Never put a space before the ";"!
- "[", "]", "=" et and ";" are reserved characters. So do Do not use them otherwise, for example in names or descriptions.