[Wrf-users] WPP and copygb
teresa tiberi
crancyfera at gmail.com
Mon Jun 30 01:50:33 MDT 2008
there all,
I will ask you about WPP (v.3) and copygb.
I'm using wrfpost-processor scripts to display NMM-WRF outputs.
they use copygb,because nmm output have staggered native e-grid and
must go through copygb to be interpolated to a regular non - staggered
grid.
wrfpost.F gives me copy_nav.txt (where it saves a Grid GDS of lambert
Conformal Grid similar in domain ad grid spacing to the one used to
run WRF model),
so during the script there are this rows:
read nav < ' copy_nav.txt '
export nav
../copygb.exe -xg"${nav}" WRFPRS_.. out_...
grib2ctl.pl -verf out_.. > out_...ctl
gribmap -i out_...ctl
grads "plotting_script"
where in copy_nav.txt I find this value:
255 3 257 245 35666 4185 8 12098 5564 5610 0 64 42269 42269
where in ctl I find this value:
pdef 257 245 lcc 35.666000 4.185000 1 1 42.269000 42.269000 12.098000 5564 5610
I attach my T2m map and landsfc to show you my rotation problem: there
is a slight shift in the fields.
what can I manually change to have the right plot?
thanks in advance
Teresa
PS in the nmm wrf domain configuration I set this:
&geogrid
parent_id = 1,1,
parent_grid_ratio = 1,3,
i_parent_start = 1,28,
j_parent_start = 1,32,
e_we = 106,130,
e_sn = 168,246,
geog_data_res = '2m','30s',
dx = 0.155701,
dy = 0.151988,
map_proj = 'rotated_ll',
ref_lat = 44,
ref_lon = 13.5,
geog_data_path = '/home/condivisa/wrf/wrf/WPS/geo/geog',
opt_geogrid_tbl_path =
'/home/condivisa/wrf/wrf/WPSV3/domains/mediterraneo_nest24/',
/
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