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[John Halley Gotway]

Jackie,

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John Halley Gotway
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>     Subject: Observation "Level"
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> Subject:
> Observation "Level"
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> jackie.miller at vaisala.com
> Date:
> Wed, 3 Feb 2010 08:44:50 -0700
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> I am creating ASCII observation files to use with the ASCII2NC tool.  In
> the documentation, the ASCII Point Observation Format includes a field
> called "level" that is "pressure level in hPa or accumulation interval
> in hours for the observation type".  What is the best way to determine
> this pressure level?   And does this value vary depending on the height
> of the observation in addition to the elevation? (e.g. will measurements
> taken at 60m, 30m, and 10m on the same tower have different "Level"
> values?)
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> Thank you for your help,
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> Jackie
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> Jackie Miller
> Meteorologist
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