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Kevin: I use GARP extenstively in my courses here at U-MI, as well. GEMPAK itself seems to provide the best option for scripting/creating images for our electronic map room, as well as for graphics included in publications and reports. While IDV has great flexibility in terms of reading in datafiles from a number of different formats (such as not needing to convert netcdf files to gempak format for plotting), GEMPAK and GARP are still hard to beat. Perhaps I just need to spend more time learning IDV. Grin. peace, Frank Marsik Dept. of Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences University of Michigan
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