[ncl-talk] Extracting A Time Series of Forcing Data Information from Specific Locations
Smith, Stuart
smit1770 at purdue.edu
Fri Mar 9 09:28:09 MST 2018
Hello,
I would like to compare two sets of forcing data. One is in a .grb file
while the other is a .txt. When working the GRIB files (1 hour timesteps), I
would like my .ncl script to reads in a time series of data, with the goal
to plot specific weather data variables from specific locations to compare
the .txt files.
However, when running my .ncl script listed below I receive a Segmentation
fault error. I'm not sure if this is because I am not defining the latitude
and longitude coordinates soon enough, causing an error by reading in too
much data. I do not know how to print or plot specific latitude (48.5625)
and longitude (-98.9375) points and print their forcing variables. Could you
please help improve my .ncl script? I have also uploaded an example of the
.grb files I am working with. Thank you for your time.
begin
;Go to directory of interest
diri =
ncargpath("/depot/phig/apps/LIS_VIC/NLDAS_Forcing/discover/nobackup/projects
/lis/MET_FORCING/NLDAS2.FORCING/2009/075/")
;list names of all of the files and add ful file path
grb_list = systemfunc("ls "+diri+"NLDAS_FORA0125_H.*.002.grb")
;print(grb_list) ; make sure the desired files are listed in the correct
order
; read in all files
grb_file = addfiles("grb_list","r")
ListSetType (grb_file, "join")
data = grb_file[:]->DSWRF_110_SFC
data at lat=grb_file[:]->lat_110 ;Lat. of interest 48.5625
data at lon=grb_file[:]->lon_110 ;Lon. of interest -98.9375
print(data)
end
Regards,
-Stuart
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