SLP analysis

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dmoran
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SLP analysis

Post by dmoran »

I am trying to plot isobars and isotherms on a surface chart. The data and the fronts plot, but not the isobars/isotherms. Any ideas?

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ERASE
DOWNLOAD,http://www.atmos.albany.edu/weather/dat ... C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\current_sao.wmo
DOWNLOAD,http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussion ... C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\fronts.wmo
INGEST,C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\current_sao.wmo
PRODUCT,plf,0, Surface plot
INGEST,C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\fronts.wmo
PRODUCT,wxp,0,fronts
FLEET
PRODUCT,plf,0,Test plot
ANALYZE,HILO CONT CINT=4 COLOR=255:000:000 LINE=2 SLPR
ANALYZE,CONT CINT=2 COLOR=000:000:000 DASH=2 TEMP
product,plf,0,surface plots
EXPORT,C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\currentmap.gif
STAMP

Thanks!
Greg Higgins
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Location: Fort Worth, TX

Re: SLP analysis

Post by Greg Higgins »

Haven't had time to go in depth but just testing the:
ANALYZE,HILO CONT CINT=4 COLOR=255:000:000 LINE=2 SLPR
ANALYZE,CONT CINT=2 COLOR=000:000:000 DASH=2 TEMP

works fine.
dmoran
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Re: SLP analysis

Post by dmoran »

Thanks, Greg. I copied that into my script and nothing showed up. Any ideas?

Here's my script.
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DOWNLOAD,http://www.atmos.albany.edu/weather/dat ... C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\current_sao.wmo
DOWNLOAD,http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussion ... C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\fronts.wmo
INGEST,C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\current_sao.wmo
PRODUCT,plf,0, Surface plot
INGEST,C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\fronts.wmo
PRODUCT,wxp,0,fronts
FLEET
ANALYZE,HILO CONT CINT=4 COLOR=255:000:000 LINE=2 SLPR
ANALYZE,CONT CINT=2 COLOR=000:000:000 DASH=2 TEMP
STAMP
Greg Higgins
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Posts: 100
Joined: Sun Nov 30, 2003 5:05 am
Location: Fort Worth, TX

Re: SLP analysis

Post by Greg Higgins »

Moved some commands around and it worked for me. Try this:

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DOWNLOAD,http://www.atmos.albany.edu/weather/dat ... C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\current_sao.wmo
DOWNLOAD,http://www.hpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussion ... C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\fronts.wmo
INGEST,C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\current_sao.wmo
ANALYZE,HILO CONT CINT=4 COLOR=255:000:000 LINE=2 SLPR
ANALYZE,CONT CINT=2 COLOR=000:000:000 DASH=2 TEMP
PRODUCT,plf,0, Surface plot
INGEST,C:\Program Files (x86)\DigitalAtmosphere\fronts.wmo
PRODUCT,wxp,0,fronts
FLEET
STAMP
dmoran
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Re: SLP analysis

Post by dmoran »

Still no contours. Could there be a setting somewhere that I need to set?
Greg Higgins
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Location: Fort Worth, TX

Re: SLP analysis

Post by Greg Higgins »

There are not any settings that stand out in my mind. I do use Cressman (under File, Preferences, Analysis).

Also, make sure that there are not any "spaces" at the end of each line. Your cursor should immediately follow the last letter on each line.
dmoran
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Re: SLP analysis

Post by dmoran »

HMM...those all look OK.
Greg Higgins
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Re: SLP analysis

Post by Greg Higgins »

I don't know what to tell you. Your first script didn't work for me so I changed the commands and they did work (and worked again a few minutes ago).
dmoran
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Re: SLP analysis

Post by dmoran »

Thanks anyway. The contours would be black, correct? Wondered if I'm not seeing them because they're conflicting with the background.
Greg Higgins
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Re: SLP analysis

Post by Greg Higgins »

Your isobars are black and isotherms are red.
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