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//
// Default pb2nc configuration file
//
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//
// Stratify the observation data in the PrepBufr files in the following
// ways:
//  (1) by message type: supply a list of PrepBufr message types
//      to retain (i.e. AIRCFT)
//  (2) by station id: supply a list of observation stations to retain
//  (3) by valid time: supply starting and ending times in form
//      YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS UTC
//  (4) by location: supply either an NCEP masking grid, a masking
//      lat/lon polygon or a file to a mask lat/lon polygon
//  (5) by elevation: supply min/max elevation values
//  (6) by report type (typ): supply a list of report types to retain
//  (7) by instrument type (itp): supply a list of instrument type to
//      retain
//  (8) by vertical level: supply min/max vertical levels
//  (9) by variable type: supply a list of variable types to retain
//      P, Q, T, Z, U, V
// (11) by quality mark: supply a quality mark threshold
// (12) Flag to retain values for all quality marks, or just the first
//      quality mark (highest)
// (13) by data level category: supply a list of category types to
//      retain.
//
//      0 - Surface level (mass reports only)
//      1 - Mandatory level (upper-air profile reports)
//      2 - Significant temperature level (upper-air profile reports)
//      2 - Significant temperature and winds-by-pressure level
//          (future combined mass and wind upper-air reports)
//      3 - Winds-by-pressure level (upper-air profile reports)
//      4 - Winds-by-height level (upper-air profile reports)
//      5 - Tropopause level (upper-air profile reports)
//      6 - Reports on a single level
//          (e.g., aircraft, satellite-wind, surface wind,
//           precipitable water retrievals, etc.)
//      7 - Auxiliary levels generated via interpolation from spanning levels
//          (upper-air profile reports)
//

//
// Specify a comma-separated list of PrepBufr message type strings to retain.
// An empty list indicates that all should be retained.
// List of valid message types:
//    ADPUPA AIRCAR AIRCFT ADPSFC ERS1DA GOESND GPSIPW
//    MSONET PROFLR QKSWND RASSDA SATEMP SATWND SFCBOG
//    SFCSHP SPSSMI SYNDAT VADWND
//    ANYAIR (= AIRCAR, AIRCFT)
//    ANYSFC (= ADPSFC, SFCSHP, ADPUPA, PROFLR)
//    ONLYSF (= ADPSFC, SFCSHP)
// http://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/mmb/data_processing/prepbufr.doc/table_1.htm
//
// e.g. message_type[] = [ "ADPUPA", "AIRCAR" ];
//
message_type[] = [];

//
// Specify a comma-separated list of station ID strings to retain.
// An empty list indicates that all should be retained.
//
// e.g. station_id[] = [ "KDEN" ];
//
station_id[] = [];

//
// Beginning and ending time offset values in seconds for observations
// to retain.  The valid time window for retaining observations is
// defined in reference to the observation time.  So observations with
// a valid time falling in the window [obs_time+beg_ds, obs_time+end_ds]
// will be retained.
//
beg_ds = -1800;
end_ds =  1800;

//
// Specify the name of a single grid to be used in masking the data.
// An empty string indicates that no grid should be used.  The standard
// NCEP grids are named "GNNN" where NNN indicates the three digit grid number.
//
// http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/docs/on388/tableb.html
//
// e.g. mask_grid = "G212";
//
mask_grid = "";

//
// Specify a single lat/lon polygon file to be used in masking the data over
// which to perform scoring.  An empty string indicates that no polygon mask
// should be used.
//
// Latitude values are given in degrees north and longitude values are
// given in degrees east.  By default, the first and last points are
// connected.
//
// The lat/lon polygon file should contain a name for the polygon followed
// by a space-separated list of lat/lon points defining the polygon:
//    "name lat1 lon1 lat2 lon2... latn lonn"
//
// MET_BASE may be used in the path for the lat/lon polygon file.
//
// e.g. mask_poly = "EAST.poly";
//
mask_poly = "YUMd01.poly";

//
// Beginning and ending elevation values in meters for observations
// to retain.
//
beg_elev = -1000;
end_elev = 100000;

//
// Specify a comma-separated list of PrepBufr report type values to retain.
// An empty list indicates that all should be retained.
//
// http://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/mmb/data_processing/prepbufr.doc/table_4.htm
//
// e.g. pb_report_type[] = [ 120, 133 ];
//
pb_report_type[] = [];

//
// Specify a comma-separated list of input report type values to retain.
// An empty list indicates that all should be retained.
//
// http://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/mmb/data_processing/prepbufr.doc/table_6.htm
//
// e.g. in_report_type[] = [ 11, 22, 23 ];
//
in_report_type[] = [];

//
// Specify a comma-separated list of instrument type values to retain.
// An empty list indicates that all should be retained.
//
// e.g. instrument_type[] = [ 52, 87 ];
//
instrument_type[] = [];

//
// Beginning and ending vertical levels to retain.
//
beg_level = 1;
end_level = 255;

//
// Specify a comma-separated list of strings containing grib codes or
// corresponding grib code abbreviations to retain or be derived from
// the available observations.
//
// Grib Codes to be RETAINED:
//    SPFH or 51 for Specific Humidity in kg/kg
//    TMP  or 11 for Temperature in K
//    HGT  or 7  for Height in meters
//    UGRD or 33 for the East-West component of the wind in m/s
//    VGRD or 34 for the North-South component of the wind in m/s
//
// Grib Codes to be DERIVED:
//    DPT   or 17 for Dewpoint Temperature in K
//    WIND  or 32 for Wind Speed in m/s
//    RH    or 52 for Relative Humidity in %
//    MIXR  or 53 for Humidity Mixing Ratio in kg/kg
//    PRMSL or  2 for Pressure Reduced to Mean Sea Level in Pa
//
// http://www.nco.ncep.noaa.gov/pmb/docs/on388/table2.html
//
// e.g. obs_grib_code[] = [ "TMP", "UGRD", "VGRD", "WIND" ];
//
obs_grib_code[] = [ "SPFH", "TMP", "HGT", "UGRD", "VGRD", "DPT", "WIND", "RH", "MIXR", "PRMSL" ];

//
// Quality mark threshold to indicate which observations to retain.
// Observations with a quality mark equal to or LESS THAN this threshold
// will be retained, while observations with a quality mark GREATER THAN
// this threshold will be discarded.
// http://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/mmb/data_processing/prepbufr.doc/table_7.htm
//
quality_mark_threshold = 2;

//
// Flag to indicate whether observations should be drawn from the top
// of the event stack (most quality controlled) or the bottom of the
// event stack (most raw).  A value of 1 indicates that the top of the
// event stack should be used while a value of zero indicates that the
// bottom should be used.
//
event_stack_flag = 1;

//
// Space comma-separated list of data level categorie values to retain,
// where a value of:
//    0 = Surface level (mass reports only)
//    1 = Mandatory level (upper-air profile reports)
//    2 = Significant temperature level (upper-air profile reports)
//    2 = Significant temperature and winds-by-pressure level
//        (future combined mass and wind upper-air reports)
//    3 = Winds-by-pressure level (upper-air profile reports)
//    4 = Winds-by-height level (upper-air profile reports)
//    5 = Tropopause level (upper-air profile reports)
//    6 = Reports on a single level
//        (e.g., aircraft, satellite-wind, surface wind,
//         precipitable water retrievals, etc.)
//    7 = Auxiliary levels generated via interpolation from spanning levels
//        (upper-air profile reports)
// An empty list indicates that all should be retained.
//
// http://www.emc.ncep.noaa.gov/mmb/data_processing/prepbufr.doc/table_1.htm
//
// e.g. level_category[] = [ 0, 1 ];
//
level_category[] = [];

//
// Indicate a version number for the contents of this configuration file.
// The value should generally not be modified.
//
version = "V1.1";