<div dir="ltr"><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div><div>The:<br><br>         formula_u :    Uearth = sin(rot)*Vgrid + cos(rot)*Ugrid<br>         formula_v :    Vearth = cos(rot)*Vgrid - sin(rot)*Ugrid<br><br></div>Are for 'directional' quantities (eg: vectors): the {U/V}grid are the wind components on the rotated grid. *IF* you had vector quantities these equations must be used to transform to winds relative to the earth's poles.<br><br>===<br></div>Your file(s) contain scalar quantities. Hence, no rotation need be performed.<br><br></div>Use gridlat_0 and gridlon_0 for plotting<br><br></div>   f    = addfile("CMC_RDPA_APCP...grib2", "r")<br>                                                                    ;  APCP_P8_L1_GST0_acc6h  attributes include<br>                                                                    :  type_of_statistical_processing :       Accumulation<br>                                                                    ;  statistical_process_duration : 6 hours (ending at forecast time)<br></div>   p6 = f->APCP_P8_L1_GST0_acc6h       ; ( ygrid_0, xgrid_0 )<br></div><div>   printVarSummary(p6)<br></div><div>   print(MinMax(p6, 0)<br><br></div>; plot<br></div></div><br></div>    p6@lat2d  =  f->gridlat_0   ; for plotting only<br></div>    p6@lon2d = f->gridlon_0<br><br>====<br></div>Also, just for fun try<br><br></div>%> ncl_filedump CMC_RDPA_APCP...grib2 -itime   | less<br><br></div>The -itime will add a time (record) dimension<br><br>APCP_P8_L1_GST0_acc6h ( initial_time0_hours, ygrid_0, xgrid_0 )<br><br></div>It will also add time information.<br><br></div>Good luck<br><div><div><div><div><div><br><br></div></div></div></div></div></div><div class="gmail_extra"><br><div class="gmail_quote">On Mon, Jan 8, 2018 at 9:01 AM, Juliette Lapeyre via ncl-talk <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:ncl-talk@ucar.edu" target="_blank">ncl-talk@ucar.edu</a>></span> wrote:<br><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="margin:0 0 0 .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex">




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<p style="margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">I am using grib2 data from the RDPA CaPA project (<a href="https://weather.gc.ca/grib/grib2_RDPA_ps10km_e.html" class="m_7975602380310136680OWAAutoLink" id="m_7975602380310136680LPlnk568400" target="_blank">https://weather.gc.ca/grib/<wbr>grib2_RDPA_ps10km_e.html</a>) and
 I would like to change the polar stereographic projection to NAD 83/UTM zone 14.</p>
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<p style="margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">I can that there are three variables that I should  use (gridrot_0, gridlat_0, gridlon_0) but I don't understand how to apply the formulas indicated in gridrot_0 (see below). What are exactly Vearth, Vgrid, Uearth and
 Ugrid ? I guess "rot" is the value of grid_rot for each coordinate ?</p>
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<p style="margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">Thanks,</p>
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<p style="margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">Juliette</p>
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<div>    gridrot_0             </div>
<div>           Size:       493x399</div>
<div>           Dimensions: xgrid_0,ygrid_0</div>
<div>           Datatype:   single</div>
<div>           Attributes:</div>
<div>                       note2     = 'apply formulas to derive u and v components relative to earth'</div>
<div>                       note1     = 'u and v components of vector quantities are resolved relative to grid'</div>
<div>                       formula_v = 'Vearth = cos(rot)*Vgrid - sin(rot)*Ugrid'</div>
<div>                       formula_u = 'Uearth = sin(rot)*Vgrid + cos(rot)*Ugrid'</div>
<div>                       units     = 'radians'</div>
<div>                       GridType  = 'Polar Sterographic Projection (North or South)'</div>
<div>                       long_name = 'vector rotation angle'</div>
<div>    gridlat_0             </div>
<div>           Size:       493x399</div>
<div>           Dimensions: xgrid_0,ygrid_0</div>
<div>           Datatype:   single</div>
<div>           Attributes:</div>
<div>                       La1       = 32.5</div>
<div>                       Lo1       = 225</div>
<div>                       Lov       = 249</div>
<div>                       Dx        = 15</div>
<div>                       Dy        = 15</div>
<div>                       units     = 'degrees_north'</div>
<div>                       grid_type = 'Polar Sterographic Projection (North or South)'</div>
<div>                       long_name = 'latitude'</div>
<div>                       corners   = [3.25e+01 2.45e+01 4.63e+01 6.52e+01]</div>
<div>    gridlon_0             </div>
<div>           Size:       493x399</div>
<div>           Dimensions: xgrid_0,ygrid_0</div>
<div>           Datatype:   single</div>
<div>           Attributes:</div>
<div>                       La1       = 32.5</div>
<div>                       Lo1       = 225</div>
<div>                       Lov       = 249</div>
<div>                       Dx        = 15</div>
<div>                       Dy        = 15</div>
<div>                       units     = 'degrees_east'</div>
<div>                       grid_type = 'Polar Sterographic Projection (North or South)'</div>
<div>                       long_name = 'longitude'</div>
<div>                       corners   = [-1.35e+02 -7.24e+01 -2.10e+01  1.59e+02]</div>
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