What is wrong in ctl fle?

[Stegert]

Dear Simon,

if I'm right GrADS always expects an ascending
level description, i.e.
70 100 150 ... 925 1000
in your case.

If you need this order you have two options:
You can take negative values:
-1000 -925 ... -70
but which is better fitting in oceanographic data.

Else, you can use
OPTIONS zrev

which means, that z is read in reversed direction.

Hope this helps,
regards, Christoph

Simon Krichak schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> Please have a look at the three files attached. Both the  temp.ctl and
> temp1.ctl describe
> the same temp.dat but when using temp.ctl I obtain  same temperature
> patterns for
> set lev 1000, set lev 850 etc, whereas the patterns are different (what is
> correct) when I look at the same
> data with the temp1.ctl (set t 1, set t 2, etc).
> What is wrong in my temp.ctl?
>
> Simon
>
> S.O. Krichak

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