Help with code to grid and dispaly data
Ben-Jei Tsuang
btsuang at YAHOO.COM
Wed Oct 31 20:38:19 EDT 2007
Please check my web site:
http://140.120.30.2/~bjtsuang/grads/
There is a utility xy2grads, which should be able to solve your problem
Ben
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5. xy2grads: (http://140.120.30.2/~bjtsuang/grads/xy2grads)
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xy2grads ver. 0.3
convert 'x y var1 var2 .. varns' data from ascii to grads binary format
(REAL*4) (FLOAT).
copyright by Ben-Jei Tsuang, C.L. Chen, 2001, 2003, 2005
Usage: xy2grads -i ifile <-o ofile -m method -n nvar -h headers -s -u xw xe
dx ys yn dy -x missing>
Note: Input data must be number. Each data should be seperated by
either space, comma, tab, carrage return, + or -
Options 1) -i ifile
2) -o ofile (default: out.bin)
3) -h headers: number of headerlines to skip (default=1)
4) -m 0: last one win
1: mean (default)
2: sum (e.g. for adding emission sources)
5) -n nvar (default=1)
6) -s: swap x,y order from (x y var1 var2 .. ) to (y x var1 var2
...)
7) -u xw: leftmost coord. (default=0)
xe: rightmost coord. (default=360)
dx: x incr. (default=1)
ys: southmost coord. (default=-90)
yn: northmost coord. (default=90)
dy: y incr. (default=1)
8) -x missing: missing value (default=-9.99e33) [bjtsuang at bs1
grads]$
----- Original Message -----
From: "Joseph Mutemi" <jnmutemi at YAHOO.CO.UK>
To: <GRADSUSR at LIST.CINECA.IT>
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 3:33 AM
Subject: Re: Help with code to grid and dispaly data
> Dears,
> Help needed: I need a fortran (f77) code to grid data
> and dispaly in with grads.
>
> My text file looks like:
>
> Station 1: LON LAT pcpValue
> Station 2: LON LAT pcpvalue
> ...
> Station 80: LON LAT pcpvalue
>
> I will use which ever-griding/interpolation method the
> your code uses.I wish to interpolate the data to 50km
> grids.
>
> Include the how I will make the necessary ctl file.
>
> My Fortran is old f77 in a windows PC!, so I will have
> to compile andf execute the code/s one by one!.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Joseph
>
>
>
>
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