[Wrf-users] WRF output into regular grid

Jose Augusto Paixão Veiga veiga.uea at gmail.com
Wed Jul 9 17:15:36 MDT 2014


Dear Hein,

Thank you for all explanations and suggestions about the softwares.
Recently, someone suggest me, not in this channel, to use CDO to manipulate
the data and easily building them into  regular-space grid. It was very
easy to do it in CDO.

Thank you again,




José Augusto P. Veiga,

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On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 2:43 AM, Hein Zelle <hein.zelle at bmtargoss.com> wrote:

> Dear José,
>
> > what should I do to obtain the WRF output into a regular horizontal grid
> > space? I use ARWpost to get my files readable in GrAds. I need WRF output
> > into regular grid (in y and x directions) because I will regrid observed
> > grid data into wrf output domain.
>
> you'll need regridding software.  I use Matlab, Ferret, Python or a
> custom C++ program to do this.
>
> Matlab:     griddata()
> Ferret:     scat2gridgauss_xy   or   curv2rect
> Python:     matplotlib + basemap package, or custom interpolation
>
> You have the WRF grid point center and edge coordinates available as
> XLONG, XLAT, XLONG_U, XLAT_U, XLONG_V, XLAT_V.  With these you can
> interpolate to any other location.
>
> I'm sure NCL has a solution as well, but I'm not familiar with it.
> Perhaps someone else can indicate how to regrid using NCL.
>
> Kind regards,
>      Hein
>
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