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I'm having a problem reading a Polar Stereographic GRIB2 file with NetCDF-Java. I actually first encountered the problem when trying to view this data in IDV, and replicated it with some simple test code using NetCDF-Java 4.1. The problem is that the lower-left corner of the data is projected correctly, but not the upper-right. The upper-right corner is to the southwest of where it should be. Using the wgrib2 utility yields the correct points, so I believe the grib file itself is OK.
Are there any known issues with Polar Stereographic GRIB2 that could explain this?
If not, what additional information can I provide to try and figure out the problem?
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