<html><head><style type="text/css"><!-- DIV {margin:0px;} --></style></head><body><div style="font-family:times new roman, new york, times, serif;font-size:12pt"><div style="font-family: times new roman,new york,times,serif; font-size: 12pt;">Barbara,<br><br> Perfect. Xeroxes are fine. As long as they all add up to $1,500 or more that's fine - I don't need them all. You're a dear, thank you.<br><br> Mary and I will be out so you can just drop them off in the mailbox, and I will bring you a cheque for $500 in the morning.<br><br>Michael<br><br><div style="font-family: times new roman,new york,times,serif; font-size: 12pt;">----- Original Message ----<br>From: Automatic digest processor <LISTSERV@LIST.CINECA.IT><br>To: Recipients of GRADSUSR digests <GRADSUSR@LIST.CINECA.IT><br>Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2007 3:00:43 PM<br>Subject: GRADSUSR Digest - 22 Oct 2007 to 23 Oct 2007 (#2007-248)<br><br>There are 9 messages
totalling 705 lines in this issue.<br><br>Topics of the day:<br><br> 1. NEDIT (2)<br> 2. the SCRIPT<br> 3. formatting<br> 4. Grads io pattern<br> 5. 1971-2000 gridded Normals (3)<br> 6. conversion to txt file<br><br>----------------------------------------------------------------------<br><br>Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2007 17:21:13 -0700<br>From: Daniel Fritz <<a ymailto="mailto:prodicalboxer@YAHOO.COM" href="mailto:prodicalboxer@YAHOO.COM">prodicalboxer@YAHOO.COM</a>><br>Subject: NEDIT<br><br>HELLO ALL,<br> I have writte a script earlier, and I got some<br>Hurricane data from the UNISYS weather web site<br>I made a spreadsheet out of it and how do you cut and<br>paste to NEDIT??? here is my data...so that the file<br>name at the top of the script could read it?<br><br>Floyd 1 -58.9 19.1 09//10/12Z 70
989<br>Floyd 1 -59.2 19.3 09/10/15Z 70 989<br>Floyd 1 -59.7 19.9 09/10/18Z 70 989<br>Floyd 1 -60 20.5 09/10/21Z 70 975<br>Floyd 1 -60.4 20.8 09/11/00Z 75 971<br>Floyd 1 60.8 21.1 09/11/03Z 80 971<br>Floyd 2 -61.6 21.7 09/11/09Z 90 963<br>Floyd 2 -62.4 22.2 09/11/15Z 95 962<br>Floyd 2 -63.5 22.7 09/11/21Z 95 966<br>Floyd 2 -64.5 22.7 09/12/03Z 95 967<br>Floyd 2 -65.9 22.8
09/12/09Z 95 940<br>Floyd 3 -66.6 23 09//10/12Z 105 955<br>Floyd 3 -67.5 23.2 09/12/18Z 105 955<br>Floyd 3 -68.2 23.4 09/12/21Z 110 940<br>Floyd 4 -68.7 23.5 09/13/00Z 125 932<br>Floyd 4 -69.3 23.6 09/13/03Z 125 931<br>Floyd 4 -70 23.6 09/13/06Z 130 923<br>Floyd 4 -70.6 23.7 09/13/09Z 135 922<br>Floyd 4 -71.4 23.9 09/13/12Z 135 921<br>Floyd 4 -72.1 24.1 09/13/15Z 135 921<br>Floyd 4 -73 24.2
09/13/18Z 135 926<br>Floyd 4 -73.7 24.2 09/13/21Z 135 923<br>Floyd 4 -74.1 24.4 09/14/00Z 135 924<br>Floyd 4 -74.7 24.5 09/14/03Z 135 924<br>Floyd 4 -75.3 24.9 09/14/06Z 135 928<br>Floyd 4 -75.9 25.1 09/14/09Z 135 927<br>Floyd 4 -76.2 25.4 09/14/12Z 130 929<br>Floyd 4 -76.8 25.7 09//14/15Z 125 932<br>Floyd 4 -77 26 09/14/18Z 120 933<br>Floyd 4 -77.4 26.5 09/14/21Z 120 929<br>Floyd 4 -77.6 27.1
09/15/00Z 120 934<br>Floyd 4 -77.9 27.7 09/15/03Z 120 933<br>Floyd 4 -78.5 28.2 09/15/06Z 120 935<br>Floyd 4 -78.8 28.8 09/15/09Z 120 938<br>Floyd 4 -78.8 29.3 09/15/12Z 115 941<br>Floyd 3 -79 29.9 09/15/15Z 110 943<br>Floyd 3 -79.1 30.3 09/15/17Z 110 946<br>Floyd 3 -79.1 30.8 09/15/19Z 105 947<br>Floyd 3 -79 31.3 09/15/21Z 100 949<br>Floyd 3 -78.7 32.1 09/15/23Z 100 949<br>Floyd 3 -78.6 32.4
09/16/01Z 100 950<br>Floyd 3 -78.3 32.9 09/16/03Z 100 952<br>Floyd 2 -78.1 33.3 09//16/05Z 95 952<br>Floyd 2 -77.9 34 09/16/07Z 95 955<br>Floyd 2 -77.6 34.5 09/16/09Z 90 956<br>Floyd 2 -77.1 35.2 09/16/11Z 85 960<br>Floyd 1 -76.6 36 09/16/13Z 80 962<br>Floyd 1 -76 36.8 09/16/15Z 70 967<br>Floyd 1 -75.2 37.8 09/16/18Z 65 974<br> thanks<br>
DANNY<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>--- Kees van Vliet <<a ymailto="mailto:kees@AEOLIS.NL" href="mailto:kees@AEOLIS.NL">kees@AEOLIS.NL</a>> wrote:<br><br>> Hi,<br>><br>> I had this problem with GRIB data a few years ago. I<br>> got a small<br>> program to perform a byteswap and this worked very<br>> good.<br>> attached is the program and a makefile to compile it<br>> with GCC.<br>> Good luck,<br>><br>> Kees van Vliet<br>><br>> On Oct 19, 2007, at 4:40 PM, Ioannis A. Vamvakas<br>> wrote:<br>><br>> > Dear all,<br>> ><br>> > Has anybody confronted in the past the so-called<br>> NUXI problem? That<br>> > is,<br>> > working in a little_endian machine to generate<br>> big_endian GRIB files?<br>> ><br>> > I'd appreciate any help on how you dealt with the<br>> problem!<br>> ><br>> > Thanks,<br>> ><br>>
> --<br>> > Ioannis A. Vamvakas<br>> > Hellenic Center for Marine Research<br>> > Institute of Oceanography<br>> > 46.7 Km. Athens-Sounio Ave.<br>> > GR-193 13,ANAVYSSOS,Greece<br>> > Tel.+30-22910-7-6399, Fax: +30-22910-7-6323<br>> > Cell Phone: +30-697-580-1696<br>> ><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br><br><br>__________________________________________________<br>Do You Yahoo!?<br>Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around<br><a href="http://mail.yahoo.com" target="_blank">http://mail.yahoo.com</a><br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Date: Mon, 22 Oct 2007 22:25:21 -0700<br>From: Daniel Fritz <<a ymailto="mailto:prodicalboxer@YAHOO.COM" href="mailto:prodicalboxer@YAHOO.COM">prodicalboxer@YAHOO.COM</a>><br>Subject: the SCRIPT<br><br>Hello ALL,<br> I am still coming up with the same error....I am<br>running a hurricanetrack
code<br>here is my script<br><br>filnam='/home2/fritz/script/Floyd.dat'<br><br>'draw map'<br><br>while (1)<br>res = read(filnam)<br>rc = sublin(res,1)<br><br>if (rc > 0)<br>* Check if there is a problem reading<br>if (rc = 2)<br>say 'EOF - Finished reading 'filnam<br>res = close(filnam)<br>break<br>else<br>say rc ' Error while reading 'filnam<br>res = close(filnam)<br>break<br>endif<br>endif<br><br>* No problems<br>* Step 1 - read in the position<br><br>datum = sublin(res,2)<br>dateline = subwrd(datum,1)<br>longitude = subwrd(datum,2)<br>latitude = subwrd(datum,3)<br><br><br>* Step 2 - convert lat/lon to page position<br>'d ugrd10m.1;vgrd10m.1;mag(ugrd10m.1,vgrd10m.1)'<br>x0 = subwrd(result,3)<br>y0 = subwrd(result,6)<br><br>* Step 3 - plot the position on the page<br>'draw mark 2 'x0' 'y0' 0.1'<br>endwhile<br> here is what I am getting:<br> ga-> open_Ydata.gs<br>ga-> set lon 270 350<br>LON set to 270 350<br>ga-> set lat 0 50<br>LAT set to 0
50<br>ga-> draw map<br>ga-> run hurricanetrack_code<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW
error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax
is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK
marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>DRAW error: Syntax is DRAW MARK marktype x y size<br>EOF - Finished reading /home2/fritz/script/Floyd.dat<br>ga-><br><br>Could someone help me...does anybody have any<br>suggestion???????<br>
DANNY<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>--- Kees van Vliet <<a ymailto="mailto:kees@AEOLIS.NL" href="mailto:kees@AEOLIS.NL">kees@AEOLIS.NL</a>> wrote:<br><br>> Hi,<br>><br>> I had this problem with GRIB data a few years ago. I<br>> got a small<br>> program to perform a byteswap and this worked very<br>> good.<br>> attached is the program and a makefile to compile it<br>> with GCC.<br>> Good luck,<br>><br>> Kees van Vliet<br>><br>> On Oct 19, 2007, at 4:40 PM, Ioannis A. Vamvakas<br>> wrote:<br>><br>> > Dear all,<br>> ><br>> > Has anybody confronted in the past the so-called<br>> NUXI problem? That<br>> > is,<br>> > working in a little_endian machine to generate<br>> big_endian GRIB files?<br>> ><br>> > I'd appreciate any help on how you dealt with the<br>> problem!<br>> ><br>> > Thanks,<br>> ><br>>
> --<br>> > Ioannis A. Vamvakas<br>> > Hellenic Center for Marine Research<br>> > Institute of Oceanography<br>> > 46.7 Km. Athens-Sounio Ave.<br>> > GR-193 13,ANAVYSSOS,Greece<br>> > Tel.+30-22910-7-6399, Fax: +30-22910-7-6323<br>> > Cell Phone: +30-697-580-1696<br>> ><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br><br><br>__________________________________________________<br>Do You Yahoo!?<br>Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around<br><a href="http://mail.yahoo.com" target="_blank">http://mail.yahoo.com</a><br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2007 05:21:24 -0700<br>From: Viviane Silva <<a ymailto="mailto:viviane_silva1@YAHOO.COM" href="mailto:viviane_silva1@YAHOO.COM">viviane_silva1@YAHOO.COM</a>><br>Subject: Re: NEDIT<br><br>Hi Daniel,<br>If you are using excel, just save the file as<br>"Formatted Text (space
delimited)". The extension of<br>the file will be .prn (same as .txt), then you can<br>open it in nedit.<br><br>Viviane<br><br><br><br>--- Daniel Fritz <<a ymailto="mailto:prodicalboxer@YAHOO.COM" href="mailto:prodicalboxer@YAHOO.COM">prodicalboxer@YAHOO.COM</a>> wrote:<br><br>> HELLO ALL,<br>> I have writte a script earlier, and I got some<br>> Hurricane data from the UNISYS weather web site<br>> I made a spreadsheet out of it and how do you cut<br>> and<br>> paste to NEDIT??? here is my data...so that the<br>> file<br>> name at the top of the script could read it?<br>><br>> Floyd 1 -58.9 19.1 09//10/12Z 70<br>> 989<br>> Floyd 1 -59.2 19.3 09/10/15Z 70 989<br>> Floyd 1 -59.7 19.9 09/10/18Z 70
989<br>> Floyd 1 -60 20.5 09/10/21Z 70 975<br>> Floyd 1 -60.4 20.8 09/11/00Z 75 971<br>> Floyd 1 60.8 21.1 09/11/03Z 80 971<br>> Floyd 2 -61.6 21.7 09/11/09Z 90 963<br>> Floyd 2 -62.4 22.2 09/11/15Z 95 962<br>> Floyd 2 -63.5 22.7 09/11/21Z 95 966<br>> Floyd 2 -64.5 22.7 09/12/03Z 95 967<br>> Floyd 2 -65.9 22.8 09/12/09Z 95 940<br>> Floyd 3 -66.6 23 09//10/12Z 105
955<br>> Floyd 3 -67.5 23.2 09/12/18Z 105 955<br>> Floyd 3 -68.2 23.4 09/12/21Z 110 940<br>> Floyd 4 -68.7 23.5 09/13/00Z 125 932<br>> Floyd 4 -69.3 23.6 09/13/03Z 125 931<br>> Floyd 4 -70 23.6 09/13/06Z 130 923<br>> Floyd 4 -70.6 23.7 09/13/09Z 135 922<br>> Floyd 4 -71.4 23.9 09/13/12Z 135 921<br>> Floyd 4 -72.1 24.1 09/13/15Z 135 921<br>> Floyd 4 -73 24.2 09/13/18Z 135 926<br>> Floyd 4 -73.7 24.2
09/13/21Z 135 923<br>> Floyd 4 -74.1 24.4 09/14/00Z 135 924<br>> Floyd 4 -74.7 24.5 09/14/03Z 135 924<br>> Floyd 4 -75.3 24.9 09/14/06Z 135 928<br>> Floyd 4 -75.9 25.1 09/14/09Z 135 927<br>> Floyd 4 -76.2 25.4 09/14/12Z 130 929<br>> Floyd 4 -76.8 25.7 09//14/15Z 125 932<br>> Floyd 4 -77 26 09/14/18Z 120 933<br>> Floyd 4 -77.4 26.5 09/14/21Z 120 929<br>> Floyd 4 -77.6 27.1 09/15/00Z 120
934<br>> Floyd 4 -77.9 27.7 09/15/03Z 120 933<br>> Floyd 4 -78.5 28.2 09/15/06Z 120 935<br>> Floyd 4 -78.8 28.8 09/15/09Z 120 938<br>> Floyd 4 -78.8 29.3 09/15/12Z 115 941<br>> Floyd 3 -79 29.9 09/15/15Z 110 943<br>> Floyd 3 -79.1 30.3 09/15/17Z 110 946<br>> Floyd 3 -79.1 30.8 09/15/19Z 105 947<br>> Floyd 3 -79 31.3 09/15/21Z 100 949<br>> Floyd 3 -78.7 32.1 09/15/23Z 100 949<br>> Floyd 3 -78.6 32.4
09/16/01Z 100 950<br>> Floyd 3 -78.3 32.9 09/16/03Z 100 952<br>> Floyd 2 -78.1 33.3 09//16/05Z 95 952<br>> Floyd 2 -77.9 34 09/16/07Z 95 955<br>> Floyd 2 -77.6 34.5 09/16/09Z 90 956<br>> Floyd 2 -77.1 35.2 09/16/11Z 85 960<br>> Floyd 1 -76.6 36 09/16/13Z 80 962<br>> Floyd 1 -76 36.8 09/16/15Z 70 967<br>> Floyd 1 -75.2 37.8 09/16/18Z 65 974<br>> thanks<br>>
DANNY<br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>><br>> --- Kees van Vliet <<a ymailto="mailto:kees@AEOLIS.NL" href="mailto:kees@AEOLIS.NL">kees@AEOLIS.NL</a>> wrote:<br>><br>> > Hi,<br>> ><br>> > I had this problem with GRIB data a few years ago.<br>> I<br>> > got a small<br>> > program to perform a byteswap and this worked very<br>> > good.<br>> > attached is the program and a makefile to compile<br>> it<br>> > with GCC.<br>> > Good luck,<br>> ><br>> > Kees van Vliet<br>> ><br>> > On Oct 19, 2007, at 4:40 PM, Ioannis A. Vamvakas<br>> > wrote:<br>> ><br>> > > Dear all,<br>> > ><br>> > > Has anybody confronted in the past the so-called<br>> > NUXI problem? That<br>> > > is,<br>> > > working in a
little_endian machine to generate<br>> > big_endian GRIB files?<br>> > ><br>> > > I'd appreciate any help on how you dealt with<br>> the<br>> > problem!<br>> > ><br>> > > Thanks,<br>> > ><br>> > > --<br>> > > Ioannis A. Vamvakas<br>> > > Hellenic Center for Marine Research<br>> > > Institute of Oceanography<br>> > > 46.7 Km. Athens-Sounio Ave.<br>> > > GR-193 13,ANAVYSSOS,Greece<br>> > > Tel.+30-22910-7-6399, Fax: +30-22910-7-6323<br>> > > Cell Phone: +30-697-580-1696<br>> > ><br>> ><br>> ><br>> ><br>> ><br>> ><br>><br>><br>> __________________________________________________<br>> Do You Yahoo!?<br>> Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam<br>> protection around<br>> <a href="http://mail.yahoo.com"
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use =<br>of high performance RAID devices.</FONT></P><br><br><P><FONT SIZE=3D2 FACE=3D"Arial">Make sense?</FONT><br></P><br><br></BODY><br></HTML><br>------=_NextPart_000_002E_01C81552.83E25950--<br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2007 17:25:40 +0200<br>From: Jack Ordille <<a ymailto="mailto:MrSpock29@COMCAST.NET" href="mailto:MrSpock29@COMCAST.NET">MrSpock29@COMCAST.NET</a>><br>Subject: Re: 1971-2000 gridded Normals<br><br>On Tue, 9 Oct 2007 16:18:46 +0200, Meredith Croke <<a ymailto="mailto:mcroke@AIRDAT.COM" href="mailto:mcroke@AIRDAT.COM">mcroke@AIRDAT.COM</a>><br>wrote:<br><br>>Hi Everyone,<br>><br>>I am looking for a gridded dataset of the 1971-2000 daily normals, or<br>>climatology for this period of time. Specifically I would like to get
the<br>>30 year average for 850 mb Tmp, Surface Tmp, and 500 mb GPH. I know I
can<br>>ftp each year's files, but I was wondering if anyone has a file that
has<br>>already computed the 30 year average.<br>><br>>Thank you.<br>><br>>Meredith<br><br>Yes,<br><br>This is something I would be interested in as well.<br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2007 18:16:58 +0200<br>From: Simone Marras <<a ymailto="mailto:simone.marras@BSC.ES" href="mailto:simone.marras@BSC.ES">simone.marras@BSC.ES</a>><br>Subject: Re: 1971-2000 gridded Normals<br><br>I apologize for the wrong email that I've just sent by mistake.<br><br>All the best,<br><br>Simone<br><br>Jack Ordille wrote:<br>> On Tue, 9 Oct 2007 16:18:46 +0200, Meredith Croke <<a ymailto="mailto:mcroke@AIRDAT.COM" href="mailto:mcroke@AIRDAT.COM">mcroke@AIRDAT.COM</a>><br>> wrote:<br>><br>>> Hi Everyone,<br>>><br>>> I am looking for a gridded dataset of the 1971-2000 daily normals,
or<br>>> climatology for this period of time. Specifically I would like to
get the<br>>> 30 year average for 850 mb Tmp, Surface Tmp, and 500 mb GPH. I know
I can<br>>> ftp each year's files, but I was wondering if anyone has a file that
has<br>>> already computed the 30 year average.<br>>><br>>> Thank you.<br>>><br>>> Meredith<br>><br>> Yes,<br>><br>> This is something I would be interested in as well.<br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2007 12:07:30 -0400<br>From: Elif SERTEL <<a ymailto="mailto:esertel@ENVSCI.RUTGERS.EDU" href="mailto:esertel@ENVSCI.RUTGERS.EDU">esertel@ENVSCI.RUTGERS.EDU</a>><br>Subject: conversion to txt file<br><br>Hi,<br><br>I am using the folowing script to create txt files from my model output
data.<br><br>'set grads off'<br>'set gxout print'<br>'set prnopts %10.5e 1 1'<br>'set z 1'<br>'set lat 41.67'<br>'set lon 26.57'<br>'set t 1 95'<br>'d t2-273.16'<br>say result<br>write('tempedrn.txt',result,append)<br>'reinit'<br><br>However, when I took time "t" higher then 99, I had en error:<br><br>Error reading 2 bytes at location 426501748<br><br>What should I do to get values in .txt format for t>99.<br><br>Thanks,<br>Elif.<br><br>------------------------------<br><br>Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2007 18:15:49 +0200<br>From: Simone Marras <<a ymailto="mailto:simone.marras@BSC.ES" href="mailto:simone.marras@BSC.ES">simone.marras@BSC.ES</a>><br>Subject: Re: 1971-2000 gridded Normals<br><br>Hola, perdona, me paso la fecha. Si posible, me gustaria aun participar<br><br>Gracias<br><br>Simone Marras<br>EARTH Sciences<br><br>Jack Ordille wrote:<br>> On Tue, 9 Oct 2007 16:18:46 +0200, Meredith Croke <<a
ymailto="mailto:mcroke@AIRDAT.COM" href="mailto:mcroke@AIRDAT.COM">mcroke@AIRDAT.COM</a>><br>> wrote:<br>><br>>> Hi Everyone,<br>>><br>>> I am looking for a gridded dataset of the 1971-2000 daily normals,
or<br>>> climatology for this period of time. Specifically I would like to
get the<br>>> 30 year average for 850 mb Tmp, Surface Tmp, and 500 mb GPH. I know
I can<br>>> ftp each year's files, but I was wondering if anyone has a file that
has<br>>> already computed the 30 year average.<br>>><br>>> Thank you.<br>>><br>>> Meredith<br>><br>> Yes,<br>><br>> This is something I would be interested in as well.<br><br>------------------------------<br><br>End of GRADSUSR Digest - 22 Oct 2007 to 23 Oct 2007 (#2007-248)<br>***************************************************************<br></div><br></div></div><br>
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