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20040514: GEMPAK to GRIB conversion program available?
- Subject: 20040514: GEMPAK to GRIB conversion program available?
- Date: Fri, 14 May 2004 16:19:19 -0600
Jon,
GDGRIB is used to create a grib formated product from a GEMPAK grid.
See phelp gdgrib for usage.
Since several additional parameters are necessary for the
grib product, eg pds block values, those parameters are
input on a per grid basis. That is, you have to run the program
for each grid you want to create a grib product for.
The HPC uses this program to create grib products operationally.
Steve Chiswell
Unidata User Support
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>To Whom it May Concern,
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>I am interested in a backwards conversion program that goes from GEMPAK
>format back to GRIB format. Does anyone know of any such converter?
>I ask because we are interested in taking model output data from one
>mesoscale model (ARPS) and inputting it as initial conditions into
>another mesoscale model (MM5) in an Observing System Simulation
>Experiment. ARPS has readily available a post-processing program that
>will convert ARPS model data to pressure-coordinate data in GEMPAK
>files. MM5 has readily available a read program to ingest GRIB data in
>pressure coordinates. The missing link is the GEMPAK to GRIB. =20
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>Any help is much appreciated!
>Regards,
>Jonathan
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>Jonathan L. Case, Meteorologist=20
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>an=20
>Observing System Simulation Experiment. ARPS has readily available =
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>post-processing program that will convert ARPS model data to =
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