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Chris, Your problem in precision of the stored diagnostic is due to your GPACK setting in GDDIAG. The GPACK parameter will use GRIB/16 if left blank. Since you identified the problem as a large range of data values, you likely need to increase the number of packing bits being used, or set GPACK=NONE. Steve Chiswell Unidata User Support On Tue, 2006-06-27 at 13:59, Melick, Christopher James (UMC-Student) wrote:
Hello,I am having problems with the output generated within GDDIAG when I am declaring a parameter in GRDNAM that is the quotient of two parameters, the one in the denominator encompassing a large range in scales [in this instance, the squared difference of the vertical change in geostrophic wind]. Several grid points will have identical values if I use the newly generated grid file which should not occur. However, a completely different and more accurate result will occur if I manually type in the quotient of the two parameters myself in GFUNC. What causes this and is there a means to fix it?? I hope I have explained my dilemma clearly and completely enough to follow. There are no GEMPAK errors in the logfiles and I have tried creating a separate script just for this particular term with no success. Thank you very much,Chris Melick ___________________________________________________________ Christopher J. Melick Ph.D. Student, Atmospheric Science Department of Soil, Env, and Atmos Sciences University of Missouri-Columbia 302 ABNR Building Columbia, MO 65211 cjmzr5@xxxxxxxxxx (573)-239-3999 cell (573)-882-7739 work
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