[Wrf-users] Transforming eta levels to p levels
Eric Altshuler
ela at cola.iges.org
Thu May 22 12:42:14 MDT 2014
The best way to do vertical interpolation of WRF output is to use one of the postprocessing tools. These include ARWpost (for WRF-ARW only), UPP (ARW and NMM), NCL and RIP. If you're running WRF-ARW, then ARWpost is probably the easiest to use, although the others can calculate many more diagnostic fields.
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Eric L. Altshuler
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Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2014 9:21:28 PM
Subject: [Wrf-users] Transforming eta levels to p levels
Dear all,
I was doing the wrfout data analysis in MATLAB. Data in "wrfout_*" files are constructed in eta levels, and this is not convinient for atmosphere analysis.
with the following formula, I get eta values but different from those in namelist files.
eta = (P0-P_TOP)/(PSFC-P_TOP) where P0=P+PB, and P PB PSFC P_TOP are all variables in wrfout_d* files
So, I am not sure that it is right if I use P0 = P+PB to do the p_level interpretion.
Can you give me some advise? I will be very appreciate about it!
Thank you all!
2014-05-22
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