[gradsusr] Templating using split data

[Davide Sacchetti]

you could:
 * avoid spitting: a single dataset. After 120hr you will have valid
   data, undef, valid data, and so on, but it should work
 * split the dataset replicating the last record of first dataset
   (120hr) into the second one, it should work

Hoping it could help
bye bye
Davide

On Tue, 2020-02-11 at 10:37 +1000, Mike Manning wrote:
> Hi all,
>  
> I’m after some advice please on the best way of templating data that
> has 2 time series – I have surface data that is 0-120hr in 3 hourly
> increments, then from 126-240h in 6 hourly increments.  The filename
> is called surfacedata.grb2.f000 to surfacedata.grb2.f240.
> At the moment the only way I can think is to template the first 0-
> 120hrs using surfacedata.grb2.f%f3 for the 3 hour intervals and then
> 126-240hrs also using surfacedata.grb2.f%f3 for 6 hour intervals.
> The issue that I have is with accumulated precip – it’s a running
> total where I need to subtract APCPsfc(t=3)-APCPsfc(t=2) for example
> to get a value – this works fine if you’re within 0-120 or 132-240hrs 
> but when I go to hour 126 (start of 2nd set of data for 6 hourly
> intervals), I’d need to subtract hour 120 which is in the first data
> set.
>  
> Cheers, Mike
>  
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