Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of ToolsAndUtilities/Sfvp

Timestamp:

29/04/13 10:07:27 (9 years ago)

Author:

ros

Comment:

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ToolsAndUtilities/Sfvp

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 = SFVP =
 
-`sfvp` is a program that can calculate the Stream function and numerous other fields from basic U and V wind components (Please note: AVAILABLE ONLY FOR UNIVERSITY OF READING Researchers). To get access to the `sfvp` executable run
+`sfvp` is a program that can calculate the Stream function and numerous other fields from basic U and V wind components
+
+[[box(Note: Available ONLY for UNIVERSITY OF READING Researchers., type=note)]]
+
+To get access to the `sfvp` executable run
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 setup umtools
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  * I've semi-automated the process of calculating `seasonal_means` and `ensemble_mean_seasonal_means` from the output of `sfvp`. The script that does this lives at `/home/dan/data/UM_DATA/SFcalc`
 
- * If you get this error: `POISSON ERROR - WRONG LATITUDE FROM NCNS2G; ABORT` Then it is probably because your lattitude axis is the wrong way around. `sfvp` seems to prefer positive to negative, rather than vice versa. You can fix this by transforming the axis using `xconv`. Using `xconv` to do this may interpolate the data and change the latitude coordinate values, a better way is to use the nco tool [http://nco.sourceforge.net/nco.html#ncpdq-netCDF-Permute-Dimensions-Quickly ncpdq] this will invert the latitude axis without interpolation or changing the coordinate values. An example of ncpdq usage is, `ncpdq -a -latvar file.nc file_latswap.nc`, where `latvar` is the name of the netCDF latitude dimension. 
+ * If you get this error: `POISSON ERROR - WRONG LATITUDE FROM NCNS2G; ABORT` Then it is probably because your lattitude axis is the wrong way around. `sfvp` seems to prefer positive to negative, rather than vice versa. You can fix this by transforming the axis using `xconv`. Using `xconv` to do this may interpolate the data and change the latitude coordinate values, a better way is to use the nco tool [http://nco.sourceforge.net/nco.html#ncpdq-netCDF-Permute-Dimensions-Quickly ncpdq] this will invert the latitude axis without interpolation or changing the coordinate values. An example of `ncpdq` usage is, `ncpdq -a -latvar file.nc file_latswap.nc`, where `latvar` is the name of the netCDF latitude dimension.